Graf Classic G755 Pro
Graf

CLASSIC G755 PRO

The Graf Classic G755 Pro player skate pairs a heat-moldable microfiber boot and classic stitched finish with a torsionally stiff Peakspeed 4K carbon-fiber outsole designed to increase energy transfer while reducing weight. Inside, a pre-molded, multi-density liner extends into the toe cap for comfort and protection, while asymmetrical ankle pockets contour to the foot and a tight heel lock keeps it planted and controlled. A 10mm felt tongue adds comfort over the top of the foot and impact protection.

Ages
Sr
Fits
R · W
Rating
★ 4.8 (5)

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The Graf Classic G755 Pro feels comfortable on the feet and offers a more forgiving wearing experience than other skates. Its classic, old-school appearance is a clear part of its appeal.

Graf G755

Been wearing grafs for many years but I recently tried another brand skate. I did not like the other skate at all. Inline wear house has such a great return policy allowing me to send them back hassle free and then get these new Grafs which I absolutely love. Classic feel with great comfort. I did have to go up a half size compared to my old Grafs so make sure you measure properly.

Great customer service

Appreciate being able to buy something on line but still have the live interaction of customer service that I needed. Thanks

I really wanted these to be the ones

I ordered these skates with a custom profile. They seemed like they would break in fast even without baking. Tested them out on a stick time. Left foot felt like the blade was crooked, I couldn't adjust. Played wearing them in a beer league game. Same experience. I decided to return them since in the description says they are returnable easy. Doesn't say they are only returnable for store credit. But whatever. I spend too much money on IW anyway. So I'll take the store credit.

Solid in every way

I was always a Bauer guy before giving these Grafs a try. I worked my way up from low-end to high-end Vapor skates over the years — eventually getting a pair of APX2s. They were lightweight and offered great feedback and performance, but never felt very comfortable on my feet. Admittedly, I probably needed a EE width instead of the standard D, but I felt ready to move onto something more comfortable. That’s what led me to Graf skates. I’ve heard guys talk about their comfort, so I decided to give them a try. They were already much more forgiving out of the box, so much so that I didn’t even bother baking them. I’m not sure if the “W” width is more of an E or EE, but it did the trick for me. It took a few skates for me to get used to my G755 Pros, but now I don’t want to go back. My feet have never felt crampy wearing these, even during the first skate of the season. That was always an issue with the Vapors. They offer all the feedback and performance I need, with no noticeable sacrifices and less of the “harsh” or “aggressive” feel of the APX2s. The boot is made of ultra-tough material, something I can really appreciate after my all Vapors would look worn after a few years. In fact, I’m skating more now than ever, and the entire skate is holding up wonderfully. The boots only have a few scuff marks — with no real scratches or wear — the lining still looks brand new, and the blades stay nice and sharp. I even have faith that the tendon guard will actually last. Lots of modern skates have a pretty thin connection point to the heel, which led to a break on my APX2s. Downsides? It’s hard to beat Bauer’s Tuuk Edge system, since it’s so low-maintenance and easy to work with. The blades on the G755 Pros will get loose every once in a while if they’re not screwed in tightly, which really isn’t a big deal, but does require a bit of extra planning and effort. The other strange thing — out on my backyard rink, my toes seem to get colder than they did with the Vapors. Perhaps it’s age catching up with me? Overall, I would highly recommend the G755 Pros. As somebody who used to always dream of getting the latest and greatest skate, I’m planning on keeping these for as long as I can. That should say enough. These are very comfortable, well-made and have a simplistic charm to them. No trendy graphics, no flair — just a classic and really solid skate. And, in my opinion, what it lacks in flashy design, it makes up for by being different. It’s kind of fun to have something other than Bauers or CCMs. I’d recommend these to anyone interested in a great blend of comfort, performance and durability. I appreciate Ice Warehouse for stocking them!

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