CCM Skates Jetspeed FT680 Yth

The level describes the skate's materials, construction, and performance. A higher level usually means better support, lower weight, and more advanced materials for players who demand more from their skates.

Beginner
Comfortable construction with good support and stability.

Advanced
Lighter construction with better support and power transfer.

Elite
Advanced materials and low weight for maximum support and power transfer.

Comfort describes how comfortable the equipment feels during play and is influenced by factors such as padding, materials, fit, and ventilation. Higher comfort usually means softer materials and more advanced solutions that provide a more comfortable feel over longer periods.

Less comfort
Basic padding and materials for a simpler level of comfort.

Best comfort
Softer materials and advanced padding for the highest possible comfort.

Fit describes how the skate sits around the foot and affects comfort, support and feel on the ice. The choice mainly depends on the shape of your foot and which fit feels most natural.

Tapered
Snugger fit for narrower feet.

Regular
Balanced fit for standard width feet.

Wide
Roomier fit for wider feet.

The steel affects the skate's glide, grip and feel on the ice. Differences in steel quality and performance can provide better edge sharpness, longer durability and more efficient power transfer while skating.

Beginner
Good basic performance for stable and comfortable skating.

Advanced
Better glide and edge sharpness for increased control on the ice.

Elite
High performance steel for maximum grip, glide and precision.