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Old 07-Dec-2005, 02:19 PM
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where to get goalie skates?

Hey, I need goalie skates for tonight as I start goalie training (im beginner goalie but I play alot of hockey as a player). Ive tried play it again sports on dixie/cawthra.. nothing.. sport chek by square 1.. nothing... and I really mean nothing.. no senior goalie skates... And then I tried by mavis/brittania.. they got ccm tacks 650 for $239... cant spend that.. then national sports has bauer whatever its called for $239.. jeez anyone know where to get some decent goalie skates? I need them tonight lol.. before 8pm.. (no comments about last minute as I only found out right now )..
I know alot about regular skates.. but nothing about goalie skates so im assuming that ccm is wider than bauer.. like normal..
Oh and I tried dukes on bloor... closed on wednesdays
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Old 07-Dec-2005, 04:27 PM
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there was a place in port credit that sold used skates...they had nuff senior goalie skates

and 239 isnt alot of money considering a nice pair of normal skates are double that
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Old 07-Dec-2005, 05:07 PM
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yeah true.. but im beginner goalie so i didnt want to spend that much.. lol maybe ill have to.
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Old 07-Dec-2005, 05:12 PM
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have you ever wore goalie skates? despite the extra plastic they are cut differntly and very difficult to skate on if you are use to normal hockey skates.
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Goto like a used equipment store.. i bet around 100 bucks max..
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what's the diff between regular skates and goalie skates? y can't you play in regular skates?
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Old 09-Dec-2005, 02:37 PM
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RRspex.. its all about foot protection.. if you were to take a shot in the foot with regular hockey skates on you would have a broken foot..
Also the way the blade is sharpened is different, goalies dont move side to side and dont need much of an edge.
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goalie skates are lower too
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goalie skates have a straight pointed blade compared to a players rounded edge blade...if you've never used them before...have fun....I played goal for 10+yrs, was 2nd or 3rd fastest skater on the team, threw on players skates and get lapped by 7yr olds! 2 completely different skates
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