Inline Hockey Skates / Roller Hockey Blades
CCM Tacks AS 550 Roller Hockey Skates
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149,95 €What Are Inline Hockey Skates?
Inline hockey skates, also called roller hockey blades or street hockey skates, are the essential piece of gear for practicing street hockey. These skates closely resemble ice hockey skates but features wheels instead of blades, with softer boots offering enhanced torque and flexibility.
Typically ranging from 76mm to 80mm, inline hockey skates wheels strike a balance between size extremes. Opting for medium-sized wheels ensures heightened stopping power, accelerated speed, and superior maneuverability compared to larger alternatives. Crafted with a softer composition, these wheels maximize traction. If outdoor play is on the agenda, opt for harder wheels, ideal for cement and asphalt terrains.
What Size Roller Hockey Skates Should I Get?
When in search of new street hockey skates, consult our size guides and measure your feet beforehand. Sizing may vary across brands, and sizing hockey skates differs from sizing regular shoes. A snug fit is paramount for inline hockey skates, ensuring optimal power transfer and maneuverability. Oversized skates may lead to discomfort and blisters.
How to Choose Inline Hockey Skates
Tailor your selection to your playing style and skill level. Recreational inline hockey skates cater to novices, offering affordability and suitability for beginners, young players, or casual play with friends. Entry-level street hockey skates often incorporate a flat setup with four 80mm wheels, promoting increased stability.
For more seasoned players frequenting the rink weekly, a more advanced skate is preferable. Characterized by lighter, stiffer boots, these skates feature an industry-standard wheel setup – two 76mm wheels at the front and two 80mm wheels at the back – delivering optimal stopping power and control during tight turns.
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