Roller Goalie Skates

[darkdays 8]

Is it just me or is no one really selling them anymore? Let alone goalie chassis?

Been wanting to get back into a goalie setup and am in need for some skates 11EE to be exact. Either I've found some and they aren't wide or nothing at all.

I was thinking of going the custom ice to roller conversion only IF I can find a large sized chassis. Called Labeda directly but still have not received a response. Any help is appreciated! Thanks!

[Isles12 8]

Yeah your options are pretty limited. Tour is still making them and there's some old stock mission dsg skates around still.

Idk about anyone selling a goalie chassis... I'd be looking for used skates to take a chassis from or just buying a player one to use. The basic aluminum ones are like 80 bucks

And missions new line is coming out relatively soon not sure if they'll be doing goalie skates though

[Taskmaster99 6]

I’ve run into the same problem. Don’t really want the Tour skates but the options are limited.

[Isles12 8]

Just curious, but how come you don't want the tours?

And I know coast to coast hockey shop still has a few pairs of mission goalie skates. Check their website they may have your size still

[darkdays 8]

I actually lucked into a pair of Nike Bauer goalie skates with the older TUUK roller chassis on eBay that weren't my size but the chassis will work. Going to mount them on a pair of Bauer Reactor 9000 boots.

[Isles12 8]

2 hours ago, darkdays said:

I actually lucked into a pair of Nike Bauer goalie skates with the older TUUK roller chassis on eBay that weren't my size but the chassis will work. Going to mount them on a pair of Bauer Reactor 9000 boots.

Nice find. One thing to consider with that chassis is that it uses 47mm wheels which can be a bit harder to find. 

However, you can mount the holder with shims so that you can fit 59mm wheels if you want

[darkdays 8]

On 11/20/2018 at 4:44 PM, Isles12 said:

Nice find. One thing to consider with that chassis is that it uses 47mm wheels which can be a bit harder to find. 

However, you can mount the holder with shims so that you can fit 59mm wheels if you want

Thanks! I'm planning to use a shim like you said when I mount them so I can have more wheel options.

[dlwst44 0]

I'm totally confused by this, is the sport dying to the point where nobody wants to make goalie skates or goalie gear??? Mission stopped making inline goalie pads and goal gloves. I think your only option is to buy a pair of Tours and take the chassis off of them. Nobody makes just the chassis any more. I saw a pair of True goalie custom skates with an inline chassis on them. I was lucky enough to find a pair of Mission DSG's at Ko Sports Hockey in Canonsburg, PA. They had a lot of goalie skates in stock, here's their info:

http://www.kosports.com/

Other than that you have to keep an eye out on Ebay and see what surfaces there, it's really tough to find much used these days.

 

 

[Isles12 8]

Well looks like Bauer is still in the game

https://coasthockeyshop.com/products/bauer-vapor-x700-rh-inline-goalie-skates-sr?variant=29520866181222

They also have the front loader chassis available separately for $170 cad.

I find it odd that they are using the old model x700 instead of the current x2.7... maybe using up leftover boots/ cutting costs?

[IPv6Freely 2092]

Also possible those aren’t from this year

[Isles12 8]

Not 100% sure, but I believe they were just released this year. This is the first time I've seen them and IW has a video on them from August 29 this year. X700 was released in 2017? These definitely haven't been around that long...