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Easton 2004 Z-Air Comp Skate

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Description:

2004 Z-Air Comp Senior Skate

Description:

Ergonomic latex ankle padding system comfortable secures heel

Ideal Fit tongue with foam/felt combination ofr immediate fit and lacebite protection

Bio-Dri lining locks the foot in place while combining a supple feel and moisture reduction

Hydrophobic Bio-Lite footbed for optimum stride control and moisture reduction

Low profile Metal Matrix composite outsole with Dry Flow minimizes torque and maximize turning radius

Metal Matrix Composite boot reinforcement

Injected forefoot wearguards

Razor Bladz II with LPS2 shot peened Swedish stainless steel runner and two-sided hardware system

FITTING GUIDE FOR SKATES

Ice skates normally fit 1 to 1 1/2 sizes smaller than your shoe sizes

When sizing skates for younger players, you can go up 1/2 size to accommodate growth, but be careful not to buy the skates too big. A skate that is too big is not supported by the foot, and will cause blisters and premature breakdown.

STEPS FOR A PERFECT FIT

Try on skates with same socks you plan to skate

Unlace skate enough to allow foot to slide in easily

Push foot toward front of skate until big toe just touches end of toe cap

You should be able to fit one finger between the back of your foot and the heel of the skate

Force your foot to the heel of the skate by kicking it on the floor

Lace up the skate

For a proper fit, the big toe should be able to just barely touch the toe cap

SKATE CARE

Remove the skate's footbed to allow boot to dry

Wipe all water off of your skate blades, and cover them with "soakers" or cloth skate guards

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