The Easton Stealth S17 – Offering Responsive Feel and Anatomical Fit
The Easton Stealth S17 Skate has a lightweight design that is said to provide players with a responsive feel and uncompromising speed. Here is a review of the S17 from TotalHockey.net. Be sure to check out the promotional video from Easton on this innovative skate.
Overview: Easton offers the latest in skate technology with the Stealth S17 skates. These skates, which are also available in the limited edition black are designed with Easton’s own Coil Technology at the core of the skate boot. This provides players with an anatomical fit, unmatched responsiveness and superior protection. Additionally, its lightweight feel lets the player focus more energy on other aspects of the game.
These incredibly durable skates are constructed to withstand the wear and tear of a game, for even the most advanced player.
Skill Level: The S17 skates are ideal for players involved in advanced to pro level hockey.
Video: The following video from Easton shows the science behind the S17 skate’s technology.
Competition: The Stealth S17 ranks among the top skates available on the market, providing players with a competitive, durable skate built for speed.
Conclusion: The Easton Stealth S17 Skates utilize Easton ’s Coil Technology to create maximum energy transfer, resulting in maximum speed on the ice. The S17s are a durable, lightweight skate that mold to each player’s foot for a more comfortable and personalized fit.
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