Attention all you roller hockey gurus:

[EBondo 233]

After playing some roller today with some friends, I took off my skate and realized on my left skate, the boot is ripping and seperating from the chassis.

Now, I have a pair of Mission s400's lying around the house, so I was wondering, could the chassis from my Vector PF2's be removed and put on the s400's? Like any other conversion? Sorry if this sounds stupid, but I'm getting worried I'll be skating and the whole boot will rip and I'll be screwed for my league this summer.

Thanks

Erik

[malcb33 97]

Well I don't see why not! There should be very few problems when converting ice boots to inlines, as long as the frames are the right size, lined up properly and the holes for the new inline chassis arn't right next to the older holes in the outersole, if they are there could be a possiblity of them ripping through! Other than that it should be plain sailing!!

[Prhockey2607 0]

If the chassis is put on correctly, you shouldn't have a problem.

[kovalchuk71 212]

Get a new pair Erik, you just got em didnt ya?

[EBondo 233]

the Vectors? Got em last summer.

[jrphantom042 0]

errik,

im prittty sure they wont f up ur misson. ill talk to proshop dudes 2morro(jj) and see how much it would be for ya.

[EBondo 233]

Wasn't wondering if they'd mess up the Missions, I don't use em anymore. But yeah find out from JJ for me. Thanks

[jrphantom042 0]

i can get it done for you for nothin. but if u did it like 20 bucks.

[EBondo 233]

Wait what? You confused me, talk to me later about it.

[jrphantom042 0]

if i tell jay that they r myn i could get them done for nothing if u went up to him && told him to do it it b like 20 bucks