The CCM Jetspeed FT YTH skates are designed for young beginners and recreational players who need comfortable and reliable equipment for learning to skate, casual hockey and training. Their lightweight construction, ankle support and comfortable internal padding help provide a more confident feel on the ice.
Key features
Comfort for young players
Soft internal padding contributes to a comfortable fit around a child’s foot. This makes the skates suitable for skating lessons and early hockey practices.
Stable ankle support
The construction provides essential support around the ankle, helping children feel more secure during strides, turns and stops.
Easy to control
The more forgiving character requires less force to flex than stiffer performance models. Young players can therefore focus on balance and developing fundamental skating movements.
Lightweight construction
The skates are designed to avoid unnecessarily weighing down young legs and to support natural movement on the ice.
Durable design
The materials are intended to withstand recreational skating and normal use during youth hockey practices.
Technology and construction
Anatomically shaped boot
The boot shape helps position the foot correctly inside the skate. More stable contact between the foot and boot makes it easier to control fundamental skating movements.
Comfortable internal padding
Padding inside the boot softens contact between the foot and skate construction, supporting comfort throughout a skating session.
Recreational stiffness
The construction balances support with flexibility. Instead of maximum performance stiffness, it prioritises comfort and manageable control for the youngest players.
Who is this product for?
Designed for beginner and recreational youth players looking for comfortable entry-level skates for learning to skate, regular practices or their first hockey games.
How to choose hockey skates
Focus on the correct length and width, secure heel lock and enough toe room. A growth allowance should never be large enough to let the foot move excessively inside the boot.
👉 Read the guide: How to Choose Hockey Skates
