The Bauer X-LP 2.0 Junior combines a comfortable interior with a balanced level of support and flex for developing skaters. VAPOR-inspired graphics give the skate a modern hockey look.
Key Features
Support for Developing Skaters
The polycarbonate boot construction combines support with suitable flexibility, helping young players work on their stance, stride, and control.
Comfort on the Ice
A soft felt tongue and sublimated liner help keep the foot comfortable during practices and recreational games.
Connected Feel
The Injected Facing wraps around the top of the foot to improve support and create a more connected feel inside the skate.
Dependable Holder and Runner
The LIGHTSPEED PRO III holder is paired with a classic stainless-steel runner for dependable performance during regular skating.
VAPOR-Inspired Design
The bold graphics take inspiration from Bauer’s popular VAPOR skate family, giving the model a distinctive athletic appearance.
Technology and Construction
3D POLYCARB Quarter
The strong polycarbonate quarter package provides young skaters with the support they need while retaining enough flex to develop their stride naturally.
Injected Facing
This moulded component wraps over the top of the foot around the lacing area. It supports a secure connection between the foot and skate for more controlled movement.
Felt Tongue and Sublimated Liner
The soft felt tongue cushions the top of the foot, while the sublimated liner creates a comfortable interior for practices and games.
LIGHTSPEED PRO III Holder and Stainless Steel Runner
The elite-inspired holder is fitted with a classic stainless-steel runner. Together, they provide a dependable platform for training, recreational skating, and a young player’s first hockey experiences.
Who Is This Product For?
The Bauer X-LP 2.0 Junior is designed for beginner and recreational junior hockey players. It is a suitable choice for young skaters who need comfort and balanced support while learning and improving their skating skills.
How to Choose Hockey Skates
When choosing junior skates, consider foot length and width, secure heel placement, and the available toe room. Avoid excessive growing room, as an oversized skate can reduce support and control.
👉 Read the guide: How to Choose Hockey Skates
