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Hockey Skate Fitting Guide
While sitting down, the skater should put the skate on and kick his heel back into the skate. The toes should barely touch the toe cap. Lacing the boot up, the heel should be continuously kicked back to ensure a tight fit.
When finished lacing, get up and walk around. The foot should feel comfortable with the rear snug and resting on the foot bed. The toes should be extended flat.
When fitting children, follow the above steps, allowing ½ size extra for growth. Anything over the recommended ½ size could result in premature breakdown of the skate.
Generally skate sizing will be 1 SIZE SMALLER than your typical tennis shoe size. There are exceptions to this rule:
Bauer/Nike Skates run 1 to 1 1/2 sizes larger than shoe sizes. You should purchase skates that are 1 to 1 1/2 sizes smaller than your shoe size. (1 size smaller for feet that are still growing) Size 9 Shoes = Size 7 1/2 Skates (Approximately)
CCM Skates run 1 1/2 shoe sizes larger than shoe size. You should purchase skates that are 1 1/2 sizes smaller than your shoe size. (1 size smaller for feet that are still growing) Size 9 Shoes = Size 7 1/2 Skates (Approximately)
Mission Skates run true to shoe size. You should purchase skates that are the same as your typical shoe size. (1 size larger for feet that are still growing) Size 9 Shoes = Size 9 Skates (Approximately)
Tour Skates run 1 1/2 shoe sizes larger than shoe size. Therefore you should purchase skates that are 1 1/2 sizes smaller than your shoe size. (1 size smaller for feet that are still growing) Size 9 Shoes = Size 7 1/2 Skates (Approximately)