mhouse7

The Speedplate insole size will be the same size as your skate. Your skates seem to be 10R which is 10 regular width. So you should buy size 10 speedplates. Post a photo of the tongue and someone can confirm the size

Glad I came across this. I am 22 and learned to ice skate in June. Public skated 2-3 hours a week over the summer. Got gear and did a few stick and pucks and started working with a coaching October (he lets me participate in his other lessons for free bc I'm a broke college kid but he sees that I want to be good) then played in some pick up games and even got asked to fill in for a hurt player for the last few weeks of that league. My first official season in the league starts Monday. I'm on ice 4-5 hours a week now, plus off ice workouts pretty much every day (whether it is roller hockey, weight lifting or doing core/balance workouts). Luckily I am in a small town in Texas so the average player is not as good as they would be up north so its been a good growing environment. But keep it up! I loved looking through your story, you're an inspiration whether you know it or not. Here's a few clips of me at stick and puck over the last couple weeks. Don't judge too hard, I've only been ice skating for 6 months, and I had never even watched hockey before April 2019

Helmet: CCM Tacks 710 (paid 55 dollars for a worn 1 time to try on, steal of the century) Visor: Ronin Pro Slim (from Amazon, would actually highly recommend it, it looks good and fits good) Pads: Bauer Vapor X800 Elbows: Warrior Alpha QX4 Gloves: Warrior Alpha QX4 (got them on clearance for 50 dollars) Shins: Warrior Alpha QX4 Pants: Bauer NSX Skates: CCM Tacks 9060 with Speedplate 2.0 footbeds (great pair for an entry level rec player, HIGHLY recommend speedplates, the difference over the stock footbeds is unbelievable, I got the speedplates on sideline swap ) Sticks: Warrior Alpha QX Pro W28 (main stick), Easton Cheechoo Pro Stock, CCM RBZ RNH pattern. (Paid 5 dollars each for the Easton and RBZ) Not the best gear, but I think I have put this stuff together as inexpensively as possible, which is the goal as a graduate assistant lol