Good street hockey equipment?

I'm joining a league at my school. I want to get some gloves and a good stick. I wouldn't mind pads and a mask if they're cheap. Any good site recommendations or brand names?

Are you goalie?
How hard are the shots
What are you playing with? Puck or Ball

Hockeymonkey.com is a good site with decent prices....Since it's in CA, they will probably have a lot of good roller hockey gear....

Are you goalie?
How hard are the shots
What are you playing with? Puck or Ball
Ball, I haven't played steet hockey in over 10 years. I have no idea how good I am. :snide:

Here is a good site to look at Inline Warehouse (http://www.inlinewarehouse.com/)

Products to look at would be CCM RG10 Catch Glove, ITECH CH900 Catch Glove,
TOUR USA Catcher, CCM RGB10 Blocker, ITECH SH900 Blocker, Tour USA Blocker,
TOUR USA Pads, ITECH GP900 Leg Pads, and ITECH RBEGC Street Hockey Mask

Hope this helps

Thanks for the sites people.

I play in a ball hockey league......I recently bought these pads since I had been using my ice pads outdoors:

$100 pads: http://www.discounthockey.com/ccmrgsegonew.html
$80 glove: http://www.discounthockey.com/ccm1.html
$50 blocker: http://www.discounthockey.com/ccmrgsegobln.html

From experience, the pads offer really crappy knee protection, to the point where I had to attach volleyball knee pads. The glove and blocker are okay, nothing spectactular.

If you can spring extra cash, the 2005 version of those pads offer much better knee padding, and attached thigh boards: http://www.discounthockey.com/ccmpfs30sego.html

Mask wise, I would just use a player's helmet if you already have one. I used to have a mask that was like $50, and it was incredibly uncomfortable.

On a side note, I wish I had known about the ball hockey league at my college before I graduated......I literally found out about it a week before I got the diploma. But luckily I was able to play as alumni, and now the league is independent of our school.

And as a goalie, stopping a ball is sometimes a little trickier than stopping a puck. If you hit a ball right, that thing will dip and curve like a 90 mph slider from Randy Johnson.

I play in a ball hockey league......I recently bought these pads since I had been using my ice pads outdoors:

$100 pads: http://www.discounthockey.com/ccmrgsegonew.html
$80 glove: http://www.discounthockey.com/ccm1.html
$50 blocker: http://www.discounthockey.com/ccmrgsegobln.html

From experience, the pads offer really crappy knee protection, to the point where I had to attach volleyball knee pads. The glove and blocker are okay, nothing spectactular.

If you can spring extra cash, the 2005 version of those pads offer much better knee padding, and attached thigh boards: http://www.discounthockey.com/ccmpfs30sego.html

Mask wise, I would just use a player's helmet if you already have one. I used to have a mask that was like $50, and it was incredibly uncomfortable.

On a side note, I wish I had known about the ball hockey league at my college before I graduated......I literally found out about it a week before I got the diploma. But luckily I was able to play as alumni, and now the league is independent of our school.

And as a goalie, stopping a ball is sometimes a little trickier than stopping a puck. If you hit a ball right, that thing will dip and curve like a 90 mph slider from Randy Johnson.

wow, cool. I already have my "Hasek" helmet from my brother when he played in highschool. :D

wow, cool. I already have my "Hasek" helmet from my brother when he played in highschool. :D

I used to have one like that but I got hit by the puck at minus 40 outside at it broke in like 100 pieces but it was funny and I had a bruise on my forehead.

Can anyone give me a review of these Mission (http://hockeymonkey.com/rshelium350src.html) inline skates. I'm not a hockey player but I do love to skate.