3 Great Senior Hockey Skates for Wide Feet in 2023 (With Pictures)

Looking for hockey skates?

But… you’ve got wider feet. Well, that makes it a bit harder to find the right skates.

What skates should you choose? And, where do you find wide-foot skates?

It’s more important than anything that your skates fit you properly.

There’s nothing worse than wearing skates that are too narrow when you have wide feet as it can cause a lot of pain and impact your performance. It’s crucial that your skates feel comfortable on the ice.

In this article, we’ll show you the 3 best senior hockey skates for wide feet in 2023.

Let’s begin.

Best Overall: CCM Super Tacks AS3 Pro

The best senior hockey skates for wide feet are the CCM Super Tacks AS3.

These skates took first place in this category, as they received a rating of 88.5 out of 100 overall.

They would have received a higher rating, but they’re limited on how many skates they have with EE sizing left. (You’ll want to select a width of EE for wider feet.)

Pros

Incredibly responsive to heat molding
Stiff boot
Lightweight
Very comfortable
One piece design for maximum energy transfer
Keeps feet dry with TotalDri Pro+ moisture wicking

Cons

Top-tier pricing
Doesn’t have as many sizing options (for foot length)

Skate Features	CCM Super Tacks AS3 Pro Ratings
Comfort	10/10
Stiffness	9/10
Weight	10/10
Sizing Versatility	7.5/10
Time to Break-In	9/10
Durability	9.5/10
Performance	9/10
Aesthetics	9/10
Runners	9/10
Price	6.5/10
Overall	88.5/100

The CCM Super Tacks AS3 Pros are some of the highest performance hockey skates available in 2023—and an excellent option for players with wider feet.

These are beautiful one-piece skates. The One-Piece monoframe allows for maximum energy transfer in these skates. This provides you with much more agility.

While these are considered top-tier pro skates, the energy transfer makes these skates great for newer players who are getting used to stopping and starting.

The skates offer a solid advantage in the game especially if you’re just getting the hang of frequently changing directions in the game.

The AS3s feature CCM’s brand new foot bed technology—Ortholite Ultralight footbed. It makes the skates feel nice and snug on your feet. Plus, they offer moisture wicking technology to keep your feet nice and dry during the game.

While they don’t have a ton of versatility when it comes to sizing (in terms of foot length), the AS3s are very comfortable—especially if you have wide feet. They also come with the option for an interchangeable tongue to get an even better fit (isn’t included in standard price).

Runner-Up: Bauer Supreme 3S Pro

Bauer’s Supreme lineup was designed to provide maximum power transfer and straight line speed.

When you pair Bauer’s “Fit 3” with the 3D Lasted Carbon Curved Composite Quarter Package in the Supreme 3S Pros, you get an incredible skate for wide feet.

While these skates aren’t our top pick for best wide-foot skates on the market, they offer the most bang for your buck.

Even though they’re still mid-top tier skates, and a bit heavier on the budget—they’re a few hundred dollars cheaper than the CCM Super Tacks.

Remember, if you choose to go with the Supreme 3S Pros, you’ll want to select a width of Fit 3 for wider feet.

Pros

Offers a great wider skate with Fit 3
Best value wide-foot skates
LS3+ runners designed to be longer-lasting
Very comfortable

Cons

Slightly edged out by CCM Super Tacks for wider feet

Skate Features	Bauer Supreme 3S Pro Ratings
Comfort	8.5/10
Stiffness	8/10
Weight	8/10
Sizing Versatility	6.5/10
Time to Break-In	8/10
Durability	7.5/10
Performance	8/10
Aesthetics	8.5/10
Runners	7/10
Price	8.5/10
Overall	78/100

The Bauer Supreme S3 Pros are some of the best mid-top tier hockey skates available on the market.

Featuring a solid, stiff boot, they provide a great fit for players with wider feet.

The exterior of the skates is made from 3D Lasted Carbon Curved Composite which offers a very nice fit.

These skates also have some of the best runners available. The LS3+ runners with the black coating are created for a longer-lasting blade. They also help decrease turning radius—making you more agile on the ice.

Overall, while they aren’t our top choice for senior skates for wide feet, they take the lead for best value overall.

Best Budget: Bauer Vapor 3X

If you have wider feet, but aren’t ready to drop $700-$1000 on new skates, then you’ll want to check out the Bauer Vapor 3X skates.

They’re the best mid-level senior hockey skates for wide feet. Due to the nature of demand, it’s very difficult to find entry-level skates for wide feet, so these were the best budget-friendly option we could find that still has a wide foot selection.

You’ll want to select Fit 3 for the widest Bauer skates.

Pros

Great for wider feet
Very comfortable for the price
Lightweight
Good ankle support

Cons

Only a few sizing options remain
Runners are not replaceable

Skate Features	Bauer Vapor 3X Ratings
Comfort	7.5/10
Stiffness	7.5/10
Weight	8.5/10
Sizing Versatility	4/10
Time to Break-In	6.5/10
Durability	7/10
Performance	6.5/10
Aesthetics	6.5/10
Runners	5.5/10
Price	6.5/10
Overall	66/100

Overall, the Bauer Vapor 3X skates are a solid pair of wide skates for the price.

The skates are crafted with Flex Comp quarters which provide extra support and a lightweight construction.

This makes the feet feel very lightweight—possibly the most lightweight on the market for the price.

The runners are LS+, which is taller and allows for sharper angle turns.

The skates are also really comfortable for a mid-tier skate—with an asymmetrical toe cap, negative space around the toes is minimized as much as possible. They created this toe cap design based on scanning the feet of 800,000 hockey players.

If you’re looking for a great pair of senior skates for wide feet, but don’t want to drop a thousand dollars, then this is an impressive option.