InLine Goal Skates

HoneyBlond · 06-07-2003

Hi All,

I am hoping for some advice / feedback on where to buy
some Inline Goal Skates for my son. He is a mad Ice Hockey Fan,
however there is not much call for that in Australia, so he plays
Inline and believe it or not it is more economical to
buy the skates in the US and have them shipped over.
So if anyone can offer some ideas I would be appreciative.

Ta

HB

Winetalk.com · 06-07-2003

can you repeat the same in English???

I never heard of this sport before
;-)))

HoneyBlond · 06-07-2003

hehehe

Sorry Serge I sometimes forget, and just fall back to Australianisms.
Inline Hockey is the equilivent to Ice Hockey without the Ice, the players wear Inline Roller Skates and play on rollerskating rinks.
I should have probabily clarified it by saying Inline Roller Hockey perhaps ?
as I am not sure what it is called in the states

Last edited by HoneyBlond at Jun 8 2003, 01:38 PM

sarettah · 06-07-2003

It's called roller hockey here too

Sorry I can't help on a skate source though... My kids got theirs through a local skate shop....

Doesn't the roller rink have a skate shop that can bring them in for him ?

laura99 · 06-07-2003

Look on ebay? I look for everything there hehe. He can have mine. I only used them once and about killed myself hehe.

cj · 06-08-2003

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=...y+inline+skates

or typein ... www.rollerhockey.com ... follow links, end up here ...

http://www.hockeygiant.com/inline-hockey-s...-5---under.html

this what you are looking for?

06-11-2003

Goalie skates are a bit different. they are just flatter, more for balance standing still and side to side motion instead of forward / back. They also let you be a little closer to the ground i think to not allow the ball or puck to get below your pads as you are standing.

This is the link to the online store.
http://www.redmtnsports.com/cart/index.html

This is the direct link but it takes you out of the site grames. Top pair is the goalie skates. They are offernig free shipping on them too lol I wonder fi it applies to non-us residents.
http://www.redmtnsports.com/cart/hockey_skates.html

If you dont want to buy there check out links from:
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navc...e+goalie+skates

06-07-2003	#1
HoneyBlond Mostly Harmless Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 309	Hi All, I am hoping for some advice / feedback on where to buy some Inline Goal Skates for my son. He is a mad Ice Hockey Fan, however there is not much call for that in Australia, so he plays Inline and believe it or not it is more economical to buy the skates in the US and have them shipped over. So if anyone can offer some ideas I would be appreciative. Ta HB __________________ Capital letters were always the best way of dealing with things you didn't have a good answer to. ICQ 11157134 Aim HunnyBlond1 Eml honeyb@honeyblond.com

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HoneyBlond Mostly Harmless Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Australia Posts: 309	hehehe Sorry Serge I sometimes forget, and just fall back to Australianisms. Inline Hockey is the equilivent to Ice Hockey without the Ice, the players wear Inline Roller Skates and play on rollerskating rinks. I should have probabily clarified it by saying Inline Roller Hockey perhaps ? as I am not sure what it is called in the states Last edited by HoneyBlond at Jun 8 2003, 01:38 PM __________________ Capital letters were always the best way of dealing with things you didn't have a good answer to. ICQ 11157134 Aim HunnyBlond1 Eml honeyb@honeyblond.com

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sarettah Stay Out Of The Box Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Lost in the ozone Posts: 10,318	It's called roller hockey here too Sorry I can't help on a skate source though... My kids got theirs through a local skate shop.... Doesn't the roller rink have a skate shop that can bring them in for him ? __________________ Free Adult Webcams

06-07-2003	#5
laura99 Members Join Date: May 2003 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana Posts: 56	Look on ebay? I look for everything there hehe. He can have mine. I only used them once and about killed myself hehe.

06-08-2003	#6
cj Members Want to see your own Advertising Here! Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Down Under Posts: 5,202	http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=...y+inline+skates or typein ... www.rollerhockey.com ... follow links, end up here ... http://www.hockeygiant.com/inline-hockey-s...-5---under.html this what you are looking for?

06-11-2003	#7
Loun Guest Posts: n/a	Goalie skates are a bit different. they are just flatter, more for balance standing still and side to side motion instead of forward / back. They also let you be a little closer to the ground i think to not allow the ball or puck to get below your pads as you are standing. This is the link to the online store. http://www.redmtnsports.com/cart/index.html This is the direct link but it takes you out of the site grames. Top pair is the goalie skates. They are offernig free shipping on them too lol I wonder fi it applies to non-us residents. http://www.redmtnsports.com/cart/hockey_skates.html If you dont want to buy there check out links from: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navc...e+goalie+skates