Showing posts with label Inline. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inline. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 December 2010

Mission Soldier Black - Inline Skate Review

The Mission Soldier Black is a moderately priced inline hockey skate for experienced players. Unlike cheaper models that cut corners on construction and features, the Soldier Black is equipped with enough perks to make it a great intermediate to advanced level skate. Looking to upgrade to a more fast and dependable skate? This could be the pair of blades for you.

Ironically enough, the Mission Soldier Black is actually white and blue. I am a huge fan of the styling on this model. It is simple, sleek, and generally very cool looking. The comfort level of the boot has also been upgraded from lower-end skates. The tongue is nicely padded to prevent lace-bite and the ankles are given lots of extra cushion. The boot is constructed of rigid material that will hold up nicely over time. While the Soldier Black is not the lightest skate on the market, it is certainly light enough to give you great speed and performance. The chassis are also upgraded over models like the CSX or DSX, being much lighter and stronger than cheaper models.

The wheels that come standard on the Soldier Black are outstanding. The super-soft Rink Rat Hot Shot XXX are designed for indoor courts and provide maximum grip. The vanguard Hi-Lo setup is utilized, meaning your wheels will be 76-76-80-80 (in mm). Larger wheels in the back of the skate allow for faster backward skating and more balance. Those used to outdoor wheels will find the grip on these hot shot wheels to be amazing, especially on sport court surfaces.

The Mission Soldier Black comes standard with Mission ABEC-9 bearings, one of the highest-quality bearings on the market. They are a huge upgrade over cheaper skates in the Mission line which are generally equipped with ABEC-5 or 7 bearings. If you are upgrading from cheaper skates you will no doubt notice that the Soldier skates have a very smooth ride thanks to these great bearings.

The Soldier retails for around $200, but you can generally find a deal if you search long enough. In fact, I found the 2009 model on sale for $130 shipped. Mission does offer other more expensive high-end skates like the Boss. These skates are made of lighter materials and have some more padding. However, for my money the Soldier is the best value skate on the market. It is certainly a professional level skate that does not break the bank. Looking to take your game to the next level? Try out the Mission Soldier Black.

Monday, 13 September 2010

Mission black soldier - Inline Skate Review

The Mission is a black soldier Economic hockey inline skate for experienced players. Unlike cheaper models, cut corners in construction and equipment, the black soldier has enough benefits to make it a great intermediate and advanced skate. In order for a more rapid and reliable skate? This could be the pair of blades for you.

Ironically, the Mission black soldier is actually white and blue. I am a big fan of the style on this model. E 'is simple, elegant and generally looks very cool. The comfort of the shoe has been upgraded from low-end shoes. The tongue is well padded to avoid biting the ankles and lace were lots of pillows. The boat is made of strong material that is built up well over time. While the black soldier is not the lightest skate on the market, it is certainly easy enough to give you great speed and performance. The drivers are also updated models such as the CSX or DSXbeing much lighter and stronger than cheaper models.

The wheels that come standard on the black soldier is excellent. The super-soft Rink Rat Hot Shot XXX are designed for indoor courts and offers maximum grip. The van used configuration is the Hi-Lo, the wheels are 76-76-80-80 (in mm). larger wheels in the back of the shoe back to allow faster skating and more balance. Those who are used outdoors, the wheels, the responsibility is on the wheels of Hot Shot amazing, especiallyfor sports surfaces.

The Mission comes with black soldier Mission ABEC-9 bearings, a bearing with high quality market. This is a great update of less in-line skates mission, which usually come with ABEC-5 or 7 bearings. If you upgrade from less shoes say without doubt that the soldier shoes have a very smooth ride with this store.

The soldier in retail for about $ 200, but you can usually find an agreement ifYou look long enough. In fact, I found the 2009 model year on sale for $ 130 shipped. Mission shoes more expensive than other means such as offering high-end bosses. These shoes are made of lighter materials and have a little 'more than padding. But for my money the soldier is the best skate value in the market. And 'certainly skate on a professional level that will not break the bank. Trying to bring the game to the next level? Try the Black Soldier Mission.