Tour Thor EX 1 Roller Hockey Skate

The Tour Thor EX1 roller hockey skates are the top of the line roller hockey skate from Tour. Tour has added a new surlyn material in the quarter package to make the 2010 Tour skates lighter and offer an improved level of support. The Thor EX1 skate is the only skate in the Tour skate line that offers a full carbon composite outsole and anti-micorbial liner. The Tour Thor EX1 skates come with Swiss Elite micro bearings and the slick white Labeda Addiction wheels. Faster and lighter! Available @ http://www.inlinewarehouse.com/descpage-103BL.html

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[indopoptart]

Hi IW, thinking of getting either Tour Thor EX1 or Mission Boss SE. which one do you think is better? If I am size 8.5-9 on shoe size, what would be my skate size for Tour and Mission respectively?

Thanks

[icehockeywarehouse]

@indopoptart I really like the EX1. Tour's usually fit my foot great. Your Tour size would be a 7.5-8 and your Mission size would be a 7-7.5.

Erik at IW Hockey

[ElloImPie]

how much would the skates be?

[icehockeywarehouse]

@ElloImPie All prices are listed on our site but the Thor EX1 is currently $549.99.

Casey at IW Hockey

[muffinstump777]

DON'T BUY TOUR SKATES youtube.com/watch?v=K0tyA0EstE­c

[jimjimbob123]

These are the best pair of skates i've ever owned, and the wheels in terms of both durability and grip are also the best i have ever had the privilege of using, all a little pricey though!

[ElloImPie]

@icehockeywarehouse thank you.

[icehockeywarehouse]

@FiloG1987 Yeah that might now be a bad idea. Just depends on how well you stay on top of cleaning your bearings.

Tyson at IW Hockey

[FiloG1987]

@icehockeywarehouse you suggest me to order the Labeda Asphalt wheels that can be used with micro bearings or the standard Labeda Asphalt in order to use this additional set of wheels with the (extra) standard bearings provided with the skates? Could it be useful to preserve a little more the microbearings? Of course I would order them from inlinewarehouse :)

Thank you again!