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I don't play hockey very often because there's nobody in my area that plays (smalltown Ohio) but I'm a member of a hockey forum that has an annual meet-up roller game, so I bought a used pair of skates online. The problem is that I wear a 13 shoe, and finding skates that fit was hard as hell. I ended up with a used pair of 12D Missions, but they still seem too small. When I skate for any length of time, my arches throb and it hurts to walk when I take the skates off. Any idea what could be causing that? It usually helps a little if I wrap my instep and arches with tape before I start skating, but then as soon as I take the tape off, it hurts to walk again.
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Getting hit in the nuts: Pros: No kids Cons: Hurts like a bitch Sounds like a wash to me.
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coldwind posted:He ends up getting so pissed that he insults the ref in a rather nasty way He called him a cocksucker, didn't he?
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Acethomas posted:Anyone know of good inexpensive roller skates? It seems like the prices are pretty high right now and the used market here in LA is pretty tiny, I had no problem getting great ice stuff used but cannot find any roller skates, it's weird. I'd look at ebay and craigslist. I found a solid pair of Mission Proto VI a couple years ago for $50. YMMV, but if you've got a normal sized foot, you can get skates even cheaper. I had to settle for half a size too small and I still only had five pairs to choose from. Stupid size 12 feet.
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