Roy Bauer, invented hockey skates as we know them today in 1930. A shoemaker born near Elmwood, a farming community in Grey County, Ont., Bauer learned his trade in Kitchener and went out on his ...

Traditional hockey skates are built with a solid ... “First one undressed,” he texted the Bauer representatives from his stall. On-ice performance trumps all, but saving time getting dressed ...

Many went on to careers in professional hockey. More significantly in Bauer’s mind, the young men he mentored on the ice became a cadre of leaders in Canada’s next generation—educators ...

In a contest matching the intensity of anything that plays out on a rink, the private equity owners at three of North America’s largest hockey ... on the ice, the sources said, with Bauer ...

Recovery is integral to performance, and it’s a growing focus for athletes at all levels of the game,” said Brad James, Senior Director of Strategy at Bauer. “Hockey players wear skates ...

The Canadian Hockey League (CHL ... CHL players will take the ice with Bauer’s most advanced equipment, trusted by the best and built for ultimate performance and protection.