Any Montreal shops worth visiting?

[greatone 0]

Any LHS in Montreal (Sportsplexe 4 )worth stopping by?? I will be there this weekend. Thanks.

[pops04xx 2]

Check out:

Joe Sport and Rousseau on Pierrefonds Blvd.

also

Maison du Sport on St. Charles.

[flashgordon 0]

Also Sports Experts in Rockland Centre Mall has a relatively new space devoted to hockey. Normally, I woudn't recommend Sports Experts for hockey, but it wasn't bad. Decent stick selection (full prices though) and a lot of CCM pro stock gloves...

[DarkStar50 679]

I have not been to Montreal in a long time. Is MacNiece's still in business down by the Forum? That was a good place to visit when the Habs were still playing at the Forum. Not a huge selection but kind of like Cosby's in NYC with the team tie-in back in the day.

[Scores 0]

Rousseau on the 440 in Laval. About 15 minutes away, it is the hockey hall of fame for hockey shops.

They have everything and more.

Can't go to Montreal without seeing this shop.

Hockey Experts on the 13 in St. Dorothy (Laval also) - ask someone for directions.

Go to Rousseau and stop at Hockey Experts on the way home...good deals at this shop usually.

Scores.

[djinferno 2]

Rousseau on the 440 in Laval. About 15 minutes away, it is the hockey hall of fame for hockey shops.

They have everything and more.

Can't go to Montreal without seeing this shop.

What he said

[Scores 0]

Merci le gros...

:D

[MLSman 22]

Another vote for Rousseau...that place has everything.

[djinferno 2]

Merci le gros...

:D

{Obelix voice} Qui est gros, je ne suis pas gros...{/Obelix voice}

[slapshotsteve73 0]

Rousseau on the 440 in Laval. About 15 minutes away, it is the hockey hall of fame for hockey shops.

They have everything and more.

Can't go to Montreal without seeing this shop.

Hockey Experts on the 13 in St. Dorothy (Laval also) - ask someone for directions.

Go to Rousseau and stop at Hockey Experts on the way home...good deals at this shop usually.

Scores.

The normal hockey shopping routine for me :lol:

[kkancho 6]

I haven't been to Rousseau personally but I purchased a few things over the phone and the customer service was great.

[NTKT10 0]

I've purchased a bunch of equipment from Rousseau's on Taschereau Blvd. Haven't been to the Laval Megastore yet, that's this weekend. I need new skates and these pictures are calling my name.

[TBLfan 25]

*sigh* Living in Florida sucks, my LHS has maybe 10 different player skates.

[Dupes 1]

Joe Sport and Rousseau are on St-Jean blvd in the West Island!

They are your best best bets for sure in the MTL area :D

[slapshotsteve73 0]

I've purchased a bunch of equipment from Rousseau's on Taschereau Blvd. Haven't been to the Laval Megastore yet, that's this weekend. I need new skates and these pictures are calling my name.

Yeah the Laval mega store is HUGE awesome selection

[MLSman 22]

Man....if I lived in Montreal I would have some serious issues. That building is beautiful.

[louis 0]

I have not been to Montreal in a long time. Is MacNiece's still in business down by the Forum? That was a good place to visit when the Habs were still playing at the Forum. Not a huge selection but kind of like Cosby's in NYC with the team tie-in back in the day.

Unfortunately it`s closed

[cobrAA 0]

By the way maison du sport on st-charles doesnt exist, they moved on boul. pierrefond. it is at 200 meters of the arena LOL it is very near the arena . the guys who sharpen skate there is one of those ''skate sharpener god''

By the way, montrealer, do you know any good place for inline??

[bubber27 0]

Forget the hockey shops......

Gotta get your grub on. Chenoy's, Reuben's, Zesto's, LAFLEURS!

Smoked meat, thin crust pizza, steamies, poutine!!!!!

Damn, I was in MTL last weekend, I miss it already.....

[B-Nads 0]

Rousseau's is good, although the prices aren't spectacular...not that they ever are here in Canada. There is a Hockey Experts in the shopping outlet area off Samson and the 13 in Laval that has a prretty good skate selection and a much better stick selection - and they have a plastic floored area where they let you try out any stick you want. For the service and custom work - go to Fraser's Sports, off Sources - Donagani Street. They will prolly match prices - the people there are great. The people at Rousseau's piss me off for the most part - they mob you and follow you around the store - one of the guys in the skates section is very good and very helpful though - Sylvio is his name if I recall properly.

[greatone 0]

Thanks for the info. Checked out both hockey shops ( Joes and Rousseau's) pretty high prices. Sticks 289.00 Canadian. One 90 skates 799.00 Canadian. If anyone ever goes to the sportsplexe 4, heads up. They robbed our locker room silly. Cash, jewelry, I pods. That place SUCKS.

[Doctor Hook 0]

Montreal is an amazing city. If I didn't blow all my money on womens dancing up on me and stuff, I would've peeped some of these LHS's.

[Dupes 1]

the sportsplexe 4, heads up. They robbed our locker room silly. Cash, jewelry, I pods. That place SUCKS.

no way ?!?!?

Ive heard this before at the same place!

did you guys have a lock on the door?

[Doctor Hook 0]

the sportsplexe 4, heads up. They robbed our locker room silly. Cash, jewelry, I pods. That place SUCKS.

no way ?!?!?

Ive heard this before at the same place!

did you guys have a lock on the door?

Is this Les 4 Glaces in Pierrefronds? On a wicked busy road with tons of stuff all over it? We've played beer leaguentourneys there and never had probs, but then again we always locked down.

[GH_ID 0]

Mennn I sure miss Montreal! Back in 5 weeks if some fellow msh'rs want to go for pick-up.