Hockey Equipment Skates

I'm new to the game, a bunch of guys from my work play once a week and I have no idea how to get dressed. I need a step by step guide from the time you get in the dressing room til you step out on to the ice. Please help

Start by taking your street clothing off other than socks(optional,some people wear them,some do not,most people I play with keep them on) and underwear(again some people wear lohnjohns some just skivies), next put on jock(new jocks look like running shorts and have velcro for the socks), shin pads (some need velcro straps around them), hockey socks over top of shin pads(strap top of socks to velcro on bottom of jock at front and back), hockey pants(some have suspenders,some have belt and strings), next put on skates, then put on shoulder pads,elbow pads, hockey jersey, mouth guard,neck guard, helmet, wrap some clear tape around the shin pads on the outside of the socks, put on your gloves,grab your stick and have fun.
I would check with a used sporting goods store such as Play It Again Sports if you need equipment and buy some good used stuff(other than jock,socks,jersey which I would buy new) and the salespeople can help you dress in the store before you get to the arena.

2007-01-24 14:00:21 by wynesworld10000

for those of you who waited, here is my new stuff i have been promising. Sorry about the wait!!

Basically, I own a X:60 Sr. PM9, and I wanted to move down to a Intermediate. I like the lightness and quickness but the Flex is too high for me, and I'd possibly like to go to a different curve. I'm an Offense-men, I typically take Snappers and Wristers, occasionally Slap shots. And for my Skates, I have Wicked-5's. My coach recently suggested I move to Commander SE Srs. If anyone has any suggestions or question to help me further, ask me.

Well if you like the X:60 get another X:60. ask your local pro shop if you can sell it to them for an x:60 with a lighter flex.

2010-06-27 15:31:47 by Jeannette

Price: $29.99

The Fireman golaie series from Tour is the perfect starter package for the future goalie in your family. This will give him the protection he needs to start out between the pipes.
Adjustable straps
Durable reinforced stitching

im 19, attending a community college, going towards civil engineering. but im realy interested in working for nikebauer designing and testing hockey equipment such as hockey skates and sticks. what is a good college, and major to do so?

Go with engineering. Understanding how stress effects things will benefit you greatly in the long run, and you can apply it to other careers.

2008-07-21 14:45:28 by charlie w

Orange/Navy
108.0

for ice hockey http://www.icewarehouse.com/ is a really good site and for inline hockey http://www.inlinewarehouse.com/

2009-07-17 16:10:38 by hockey chick

I'm trying to start a roller hockey team and i need:goals, helmets, pads, sticks, etc. Everything I could find was for in-line roller hockey. I don't know if it's the same or not. Please help.
I want QUAD skates NOT inline.

All the equipment (other than the skates) is the same. Much of it is the same for ice.

You will need a solid rule that NO INLINE skates are allowed. Anyone wearing inline skates will have a huge speed advantage over other players, even if the other player is a better skater.
Low level beginners on quads will have a slight advantage over low level beginners on inlines but that will disappear quickly as they get some experience and will be way overshadowed by the speed difference.

2009-12-13 15:13:26 by Dustin