| Roller hockey, also known as inline
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| | upwards of $20.Roller hockey is played
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| hockey, is played on roller or inline
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| | with either a puck or a ball. The puck is
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| skates with wheels, which are placed in
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| | made of hard, vulcanized rubber and is
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| sets of three or four in a single line.
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| | made in regulation sizes; balls are made
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| Skates are generally priced at $100 and
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| | of plastic. Both cost about $5 each.Goal
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| up.Aluminum sticks are preferred for
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| | nets are supported by steel frames with
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| roller hockey, however, wooden sticks
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| | nylon nets and can be dismantled for
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| covered with fiberglass may also be used.
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| | storage. They are approximately the same
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| This is because concrete or cement, upon
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| | as those used for ice hockey. Costs run
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| which inine hockey is usually played, is
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| | about $400 depending on quality.Roller
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| much harder on the sticks than ice. The
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| | hockey players wear loose jerseys, pants
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| sticks, with suede or rubber grips, are
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| | and socks. For protection, helmets with
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| broader and bent at the base, to maneuver
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| | mouth guards, kneepads and elbow pads are
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| the puck or ball and are priced at
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| | recommended.
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