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[ChiefHockey13 0]

I'm an ice hockey player and I need some roller hockey skates. Does any1 no where I can get a pair for not too much, I've seen some 2005 Missions on sale those must be pretty good which are an ok pair but not to low end?

[DangleSpud 0]

I kinda need to know your price range. Also, Are you just playing roller for off season? Are you going to be transitioning back and forth? If so, I would have to recommend the sprung chassis and a pair of cheap ice boots. These chassis feel pretty good if you are transitioning a lot. A pair of Mission skates is always a good place to start though...

[ChiefHockey13 0]

probably $150(USD) max but I have small feet so I'm a jr size. I skate a lot in my driveway when I have time so not just off season but I don't need anything that great, I'll be shooting and some pick up with friends. It probably be pretty often though like in the summer I'll be out almost everyday possible

[kovalchuk71 212]

GOt an old pair of skates? Buy a sprung chassis nd mount it on and your good to go. Best way to replicate an ice skate stride so you wont be too messed up come ice season.

[KYHockey3 0]

what size juniors?

ou can get some top of the line juniors for $200

[OhMyGodImOnFire 0]

I got the ccm PF2's for outdoor conditioning, $100. I think there's also another outdoor mission skate.

are you playing indoor or outside? there are cheap decent skates with outdoor wheels already on them. actualy, they don't really make good skates with outdoors, so the cheapest skates usually are outdoors.

[bigmack 0]

I think the mission He 7500's would be good for you. Check hockey giant.