CCM Hockey is continuing to elevate their game with the 3D Skate Fit System that gets a player properly fit into a skate that better fits their skating and playing style. In the past, each skate line would have it's own unique fit profile along with multiple width-options. This year, all three families of CCM skates will be available in a Tapered - Low Profile, Regular - Mid Profile and Wide - High Profile options.
What does this mean for you as a player? Instead of soly shopping by fit, you can now shop by your skating stride and playing style since one of the three 3D fits will make for a near-perfect fit for 95% of the population.
To find out which CCM Hockey skate best fits your skating stride and style of play, use the chart below.
CCM SKATE FAMILY COMPARISON CHART
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Using your current CCM Hockey skate that fits properly gives you a great starting point in the new 3D Fit System. As we detail more specifically in the individual 3D Fit breakdown below, these are suggestions since the new 3D fits are not identical to the previous fit profiles from before.
For players currently using a skate from another manufacturer, use our How to Find Your Skate Size at Home guide to learn your foot profile, then refernce the 3D Fit breakdown below.
Based on data CCM has collected on their 3D scanning devices, the Tapered - Low Profile should account for 33% of the hockey population. While this fit was inspired by the JetSpeed D fit, it is not identical. You will find a more narrow forefoot, a tighter heel and lower overall volume.
Easily the most popular and most common fit option, the Regular - Medium Profile will be a great choice for about 42% of the hockey population. This fit was inpsired by the Super Tacks D but it is not an exact duplicate. This has a standard forefoot width, a standard heel and a medium overall volume.
Finally, the Wide - High Profile fit will be a great match for about 25% of the hockey population. With inspiration from the Super Tacks EE fit, this has a wide forefoot, a wider heel and a higher overall volume.
For even more information and guides that will help you shop for hockey skates like a pro, make sure you check out our Learning Center below.