The BAUER X-LP 2.0 Intermediate takes visual inspiration from BAUER’s performance-level VAPOR skates while remaining suited to players developing their fundamentals or playing for fun. An injected facing wraps around the top of the foot, while the felt tongue and sublimated liner support comfort throughout each session.
Key Features
For learning and recreational hockey
The skates balance support and flexibility to help developing players work on fundamental skating skills.
More connected fit
The injected facing wraps around the upper part of the foot to create a more secure and connected feel inside the boot.
Comfortable interior
A sublimated liner and soft felt tongue contribute to a comfortable fit during recreational play.
VAPOR-inspired design
The graphics draw inspiration from BAUER’s popular VAPOR performance skates for a distinctive hockey appearance.
Stainless steel runner
A classic stainless steel runner provides a dependable foundation for learning and recreational hockey.
Technology and Construction
3D POLYCARB Quarter
The polycarbonate quarter package combines support with suitable flexibility. It gives developing players a stable platform for working on strides, turns, and other skating skills.
Injected Facing
Injected components around the lacing area wrap over the top of the foot. This construction supports a more secure fit and a connected feel between the player and the skate.
Felt Tongue and Sublimated Liner
The soft felt tongue adds comfort across the top of the foot. Sublimated fabrics enhance the interior feel and add a refined visual finish.
LIGHTSPEED PRO III and Stainless Steel Runner
The LIGHTSPEED PRO III holder takes inspiration from BAUER’s established holder designs and provides a dependable connection to the ice. It is paired with a stainless steel runner for learning and recreational play.
Who Is It For?
Designed for beginner and recreational players in the intermediate category looking for comfortable skates with a connected fit and VAPOR-inspired styling.
How to Choose Hockey Skates
Focus on the exact length and shape of the foot, secure heel placement, and enough toe room without allowing the foot to move inside the boot. Try skates on with hockey socks rather than relying only on regular shoe size.
👉 Read the guide: How to Choose Hockey Skates
