Inline Hockey Gear

Looking for a website that carrys some inline hockey gear that isnt so expensive. All the places around me carry alot of ice stuff but its a little to expensive. If anyone knows of any good websites or suggestions feel free to add thanks.

if you are going for sporting good site, they are about the same. i recomend Modells or Dick's.

however you can go to amazon to mix and match equipments.

try local sporting good sports, i got my gloves, pads and blockers for 90 bucks "nike bauer" but the pad wear out on me (maybe because i play on cement school yards or they just cheap)

2008-06-24 13:49:35 by mike l

This is a video from the "Learn Inline Hockey" DVD that was produced for the Pine Rivers Inline Hockey Club to hand out to learning kids ...

I've already bought some stuff, and i'll just list them. Let me know what else I should/need to buy. Thanks.

Composite Stick
skates
gloves
elbow pads
shin pads and tape
hockey pants
inline pant girdle
upper padded shirt
helmet w/ cage

do i need a jock short? anything else?

You need to wear (well, you "should" wear) a protective cup. You can wear the jock short type (just leave the velcro tabs closed), or wear a standalone cup.

The other option is the compression short/cup route; Under Armour makes a great hockey-specific one.

Not sure about the compositite stick; you can probably just use a fibreglass/wood stick (more durable).

For pants- I'd just get the roller hockey "cooperall" type. Much more functional.

I'd also consider a mouthguard. While full facial protection from a cage is great, it does not protect your teeth from a jarring hit.

I'm assuming your team has a set of jerseys. Regular ice hockey jerseys work fine (I played inline a few summers ago; we just bought solid colour blanks and got numbers).

2009-03-15 18:47:57 by ParasV

Price: $49.99 $38.99

Lightweight EVA Foam
Flat Pro Contour
Custom Fit Leg Well

I'm 16 and im just getting started with roller hockey and i can skate just fine but i need all the equipment and i need to know what is necessary to start out and where to find the gear cheap

You just found with the gear - fureal? Sometimes you simply need to think for yourself!

2009-11-10 17:32:28 by Robbie N

Price: $45.99 $34.99

Lightweight EVA Foam
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Hey there. Im getting ready to start a new hockey league and I was in need of some new gear. I am playing inline roller hockey and It will be played indoor floor. Court type real smooth surface. I was just checking out some gear and needed to know if it would work for me. Also I don't need anything flashy and im trying to keep the cost down as this league is mainly for fun. Thanks
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Sorry might of forgot to add. Ive played goalie before and still do. Its just time to update the gear. Thanks for pointing out the blocker must of missed that.

gear is good as long as it's just for roller hockey. You'll need a goalie cup, and some goalie pants, don't think you can get by on forward gear you'll just get injured. A helmet might also come in handy.

2008-06-25 21:05:02 by mike l

I am joining the inline hockey team next month and gear is really expensive. Is there any way to make money fast?

Ebay/Craigslist if you have items to sell. You could also check out the online jobs thing but allot of those are scams.

2008-09-29 19:05:54 by Ashley M