Inline Skates Help?

[syinx 139]

I'm looking to get into inline skates just to get some skating exercise between ice hockey games as well as to travel from point to point.

Right now I am in Easton Mako skates, size 4.5 (small feet :D). I have previously fit well in Bauer Supreme One.9 Ice Hockey Skates.

I am looking at three options right now:

Mission Inhaler AC7

Bauer Vapor X40R

Or, alternatively, buy a chassis to turn my old Makos/One.9 Skates into Inline Skates.

My questions are - between the Mission and Vapor Skates, how does the fit between the two compare, and which would fit my foot shape best? I've heard the Mission skates are quite a wide boot.

Secondly, if I went out and bought a chassis, what size would I need if I wanted to convert my size 4.5 skates into inline skates?

[AIREAYE 248]

Mission follows Supreme fit. It'll be more cost effective to get a low-end inline skate rather than convert your ice boots unless you intend to use them for a while.

[Tyler Roy 86]

I agree with aireaye. I wouldn't convert your ice boots at this point. It wouldn't be very cost efficient, you would have to buy frames/wheels/bearings/install. It adds up quick. I found that the inhaler series ran slightly wider than the past T series. Nothing major but I noticed it with the lacing pattern. If you like your supremes I would go for the mission.

[sss1987 55]

Im not sure of anyone else noticed this ...but the ac5 and 7 have a similar shaper boot to thr bauer vapour rollers...im not sure if its just me or the pics...ie look at the instep. Whereas the other ac range seem more "mission"