Easton Ice Hockey Skates

(ex: 280, 288, S-15-280, M-13-288)

and can you explain the differences in sharpening measurements.
and all that hollow-inch radius stuff.

PLEASEEE HELP!!

As Easton never came with T-blades installed from the manufacturer, you most likely have 280's on the skate but it is possible for it to be a 288, it should be stamped into the holder itself. Here is the hollow breakdown:

9--- 5/16''
11--- 3/8''
13--- 7/16''
15--- 1/2''
18--- 5/8''
21--- 3/4''

The 9 will have the deepest hollow and sink into the ice the most, the 21 will be the shallowest of the hollows, more for bigger players that don't want to dig into the ice as much.

2011-01-13 01:08:25 by John Blair

Tyson from IW speaks with Chris Norqual on the new Easton Ice Hockey Skates. Available @ www.icewarehouse.com

Any one out there tried the Easton Stealth S9 Senior Ice Hockey Skates? Could be a long shot but figured I'd try here. I play every week, am 23, and have been playing since I was a kid. Last time I bought skates was about 9 years ago but they are missions and I just broke a blade. Since mission in out of business cannot get new blades to fix what is a awesome pair of skates.

The fit will be a little different going from a Mission skate to an Easton skate. The heel will be similar in width but the toe box is going to be a little wider on the Easton skate. As the S9 has an original price of $199.99 it will be fairly supportive and come with a stainless steel blade which is nice. If you are only skating one day a week this would most likely be sufficient for your needs, if you are skating multiple days a week you may want to jump to the the S12 as it is a stiffer skate and would not only be a little more performance driven but also would last you for a few more years.

http://www.hockey.us/mens-ice-hockey-ska tes/c1000003954/easton-stealth-s12-ice-h ockey-skates-2009-p157493.html

I hope this information has been helpful, Happy Skating!

2010-10-07 18:54:18 by footfallin&freestylin

Price: $65.00 $24.95

Black Felt Tongue
Durable synthetic quarters
Blade is Stainless Steal

Im 17 I dont get to play very much but i would like to start playing some pickup games and stuff like that. and just rec skating. So id rather not spend over around $150 but alittle over is ok. ive been looking at a few that look pretty nice. Im not sure what brand is the best. i think bauer looks best but not sure about quality. also the closest place that sells them is 35 min. away so ill have to order them probably (ohio is not a hockey state) especially in pathetic tuscarawas county. any way these are some I was looking at please point me in the right direction ha.

http://www.hockeymonkey.com/nbh-hockey-s kate-supremeone35-sr.html

http://www.hockeymonkey.com/bauer-hockey -skates-vapor-x20-sr.html

http://www.hockeymonkey.com/easton-hocke y-synergy-se6-sr.html

http://www.hockeymonkey.com/easton-ice-h ockey-skate-s7-sr.html

http://www.hockeymonkey.com/rbk-hockey-s kates-4k-pump-sr.html

ive also been told CCM is good but since reebok took over the NHL i dont see it very much. Im sure any of these would suit my needs I just want to get the most for the money. If you know of any better ones please let me know.

if you are happy to have kit sent from Wales, UK try www.prolineskates.co.uk. Good value, fair amount of choice!

2010-01-31 06:21:07 by Massive_Minocchi

hey everyone i recently baught a pair of easton s7's of my friend, they are good skates but because of the auto break in they are currently moulded into his feet, because of this i have a blister. everytime i get into the skates there is a bit inside that keeps on rubbing against the blister and it hurts alot, so much that sometimes i cant skate, i was wondering wether i should let the auto break in continue or get them heat moulded??

(BTW when he first got the skates he had them heat moulded)

It might take a cople moldings, depending how much he used them. You may also need to get parts "punched out". If you don't know what this is, they basically take an instrument and press on a specific spot of the boot that is rubbing against your foot too much. This will relieve pressure in those areas (usually near the ball of your foot, or the ankles).

2009-02-01 22:27:12 by slay3r

Would really like your opinion i have a chance to pick up a pair for a good price (only reason I'm considering). I'm on the good side of an intermediate player coming out of a pair of 652 supertacks...heavy!! but comfy. Time for a change



Thanks means alot...

I have those skates and they are not comfortable to me. There is a piece of the skate the catches my toe nail every time I put them on! And I feel like I was never able to really break them in. I am shopping for a new pair soon.

2008-04-04 06:54:21 by mwm0788