The BAUER X-LS 2.0 Youth combines supportive construction with the flexibility needed while learning basic skating movements. Adjustable straps replace traditional laces for easier entry and removal, while the felt tongue and VAPOR-inspired styling complete the beginner-friendly design.
Key Features
Designed for first-time skaters
This model supports young children learning balance and fundamental movements on the ice.
Easy closure system
Adjustable hook-and-loop straps replace traditional laces, making the skates easier for children and parents to put on, remove, and tighten.
Balanced support and flexibility
The polycarbonate quarter package provides support for learning while retaining enough flex for natural movement.
Soft felt tongue
The felt tongue adds a comfortable layer across the top of the foot.
Hockey-inspired appearance
VAPOR-inspired graphics give the youth model the distinctive look of BAUER performance skates.
Technology and Construction
3D POLYCARB Quarter
The boot uses strong polycarbonate materials to combine support with suitable flexibility. This construction helps young skaters develop their stance and basic technique.
Strap-On “Laces”
Traditional laces are replaced by adjustable hook-and-loop straps. This system makes the skates quicker to put on and secure without tying knots.
Felt Tongue
The soft felt tongue creates a comfortable layer between the top of the foot and the closure system.
LIGHTSPEED PRO III and Stainless Steel Runner
The LIGHTSPEED PRO III holder takes inspiration from BAUER’s established holder designs. A stainless steel runner provides a dependable foundation for learning and recreational skating.
Who Is It For?
Designed for the youngest beginner skaters and hockey players in the youth category who need comfortable, supportive skates with an easy closure system.
How to Choose Hockey Skates
Check the child’s exact foot length, secure heel placement, and appropriate toe room. Avoid excessive growing room, as movement inside the boot can reduce stability and control.
👉 Read the guide: How to Choose Hockey Skates
