Do K2 ice skates fit true to size?

K2 Skates generally fit true to US sizes. For example, if your shoe size is US size 9, you would wear a size 9. A snug fit is always preferred so be sure not to buy oversize footwear especially for skating.

How do K2 ice skates fit?

K2 brand inline skates are going to offer a fit similar to your everyday shoe size. Break in period is typically 3-6 times out skating with the new skates. Some athletes will fit their skates down a ½ size for an athletic fit, which can aid in getting the most performance out of higher end model skates.

Are ice skates in mens sizes?

Generally speaking, senior hockey skates fit 1.5 sizes down from a men’s shoe size while junior and youth hockey skates fit 1.0 size down from a boy’s shoe size. For example, a player wearing a size 8.0 men’s shoe size would select a senior size 6.5 hockey skate.

How much do mens ice skates cost?

Ice skates can cost as little as $50 for a basic off-brand pair, to more than $1,500 for a custom high-end pair. But in general, most recreational, figure, and hockey skates will cost between $75 and $250 for a pair of quality name-brand ice skates.

Do ice skates run big or small?

Skates run smaller than shoes, and skates fit tight. Don’t be concerned that your skates are a smaller size than your street shoes. Yes, you need the right fit, but you probably won’t get it by going up to your street shoe size.

Are hockey skates faster than figure skates?

Figure skates have a longer, straighter blade which can help with balance. Hockey skates have a shorter, more curved blade which allows for more power to be generated and quicker turns but can make it harder to balance. With no toe pick, there is no risk of tripping, but also nothing to stop you from falling forward.

What is youth size K2?

there are actually 4 main sizes: Pee-wee (aka K2 or size 6) for ages 6 to 9 year olds; Junior or (aka “TDJ” or size 7) is for ages 10-12; and Youth (aka “TDY” or size 8) for ages 12-14; and finally the Official/High School/College size are the same (aka “TDS” for “Standard” or size 9) are for 14-years old and up.