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I think Hockey Tron's products and place in the market should be viewed for what they are: an affordable alternative to the ever-escalating costs of major brands and retailers. I believe the phrase "you get what you pay for" is appropriate in their case. I haven't had any issues with Hockey Tron's customer service nor have I been significantly displeased with any of the Tron branded items that I have purchased. However, I don't exactly have very lofty expectations for their products either. I'm generally buying a Tron product because it's an item that I don't want to spend very much money on: socks, inline wheels, replacement blade for road hockey, etc. While I'm sorry to hear that some have had poor dealings with them, I think the bottom line is what motivates most consumers and is what will continue to bring customers back to Hockey Tron. Quite frankly, I don't go into a thrift store expecting top-notch merchandise or customer service.

Very close buddy. In this case it's the removable liner, thicker foams, better moisture management and the Free-Flex piece near the bottom of the shinny. I'm working on a page to explain general differences between Rec, Performance and Elite Levels of Play.

I used hockey tron for jerseys/socks and bags, thats about it, I love the bag I have from them.

OK... I finally love these things. My blister due to the bad (and replaced) rivet is finally gone and there is now no arch pain, I got my hollow dialed in (85-75) and I figured out that I was tying them too tight. I finally like them better than my Makos in all respects (and I loved my Makos).

My favorite non-hockey sport/downtime, other than biking, is swimming, and I usually swim 500 - 1000 yards a couple times a week, especially in the summer. I am no speed demon (it's all about the endurance), but I finally set myself a new personal best today and achieved my goal of swimming 500 yards of breaststroke in under 14 minutes - freight-trained myself through a cool 13:55.

How sweet is this for the "Sweet Spot"?!?!?! Trevor Lewis brought the Cup home to SLC!