CCM Super Tacks 652

Pros: F-I-T system is great, comfortable yet rigid, good enough for casual league hockey play.
Cons: Pricey for casual "fun" skaters, not a true pro hockey skate.

This review is part of puckmugger’s The Sports Challenge W/O in honor of his recent promotion to Advisor in Sports & Outdoors. Scott, for my entry I decided to forcibly invade your home category of ...

Pros: Comfertable, easy to skate with, great skate overall
Cons: none

First off, I would like to say, I bought 2001 model of the 652's with the integrate F-I-T system with silver and black boot, it looks different than the one in the picture, but I am sure they are more or less the same. Anyways, I have owned 5 pairs of...

Pros: Priced well; good all around skate.
Cons: Weak holder.

I purchased a set of 2003 652's as my first non-used skate, since I could never come up with a good reason to spend the extra cash to buy new. However, with $200 burning a hole in my pocket and the local skate shop, Zwickers, right down the street, I ...

Pros: Long lasting, great fit, good protection, price is good.
Cons: None really, the arches are a little high for my taste.

This skate is one of the only skates I have ever played with. I began playing on a $100 pair of Bauer skates, and once I wore a hole through the lining in my first season, i switched to these CCM's. However, one thing I must note: *** I am using the...

Pros: affordable, high quality skate
Cons: none

I've recently returned to the sport I love after a long hiatus. I couldn't believe the progress that hockey equipment manufacturers have made since I last played in the early to mid 80s. The 652 model I have(1999 model like the ones depicted) are without...