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I have a pair of these skates and the blades aren’t all the way tight. I went to try and put a little turn on them and the screw snapped right off. I tried google searching for these, and couldn’t find anything. They’re not the same as regular skates. The fitting is rectangular that goes thru the blades. Does anybody know where I could possibly find these??? I know they’re an old model now, and ccm probably long since abandoned. Thanks in advance!

I'm totally confused by this, is the sport dying to the point where nobody wants to make goalie skates or goalie gear??? Mission stopped making inline goalie pads and goal gloves. I think your only option is to buy a pair of Tours and take the chassis off of them. Nobody makes just the chassis any more. I saw a pair of True goalie custom skates with an inline chassis on them. I was lucky enough to find a pair of Mission DSG's at Ko Sports Hockey in Canonsburg, PA. They had a lot of goalie skates in stock, here's their info: http://www.kosports.com/ Other than that you have to keep an eye out on Ebay and see what surfaces there, it's really tough to find much used these days.

Yea you're right, I checked them over today. Looks like whatever Loctite was on a couple of the screws wasn't really enough, some didn't have any hardly. I loaded up all 4 of them up with some Loctite and cranked them back in real snug. I will keep an eye on them periodically, but thankfully the skates aren't damaged. 😁

Borax will neutralize anything, I use it to wash my dogs blankets, beds, collars, harnesses, she's a very gross oily and sweaty pit bull. It cuts through all of her funk and makes it like new again. I wash all my gear in it, it even detoxes my goalie stuff, and that takes more sweat than anything.

Wash them in your washing machine with detergent and Borax powder. It works good for elbow pads, shoulder pads, and pants too. Must have either a front loader or a top loader without an agitator.

Hello All, Anybody have problems with blades coming loose on the E-Pro holders??? both of my skates have loose blades now, I didn't think that should ever happen because they put loc tite on those bolts when they put them together. I'm a little worried about this, since I'll have to constantly check them I guess. I was skating on them in a game last night, and had a lot of problems with turning and stopping.

Go on Ebay and get a Jofa 390 helmet. I have a large head, and this is the best fitting helmet I've ever had. Also good is the Reebok 7K from a couple years ago, I wear that one as well.

A NORTHLAND STAN MIKITA!!!! WOW, THAT THING SHOULD BE IN A MUSEUM, NOT BEING USED TO ACTUALLY SHOOT!!! If that thing breaks, I'd be livid!!!

Where did you find those cat eye cages? What years did they make those? I've never heard of any other than the Cooper/Bauer HM 30, I just sold mine not long ago on ebay for $99, and it wasn't in perfect shape either.

I wear a Jofa 390 helmet and cage sometimes, Jofa 1560 leather gloves in red and black, and a pair of CCM 952 Kevlar Tacks. Everything under the clothes is new Graf, pads have come a long way, but vintage helmets, gloves, and skates are great. Have a pair of Reebok 3K's, and the Kevlar Tacks fit way better.

Just wondering what kind of vintage helmets and gear you see circulating around in your adult league hockey? I saw a few Cooper SK2000's around, a goalie had one on, and a few players. Saw a player with a old cat eye player cage with now pad around the jaw, just open at the bottom(now that was a rarity).