Anyone looking to get a new pair of roller hockey pants might want to take a second look at Tour. They recently released their Tour Spartan Pro roller hockey pants, and they look awesome. The Tour Spartan Pro is being marketed as a replacement for the Tour 10W30, which was a top seller for Tour for many years.
The first thing you will probably notice about the Spartan Pro is the price. At $38.99, they’re coming in at a lower price than all but one pair of pants in the Mission line. Even better, these pants are only $4 more than the lowest end offering by Mission.
While Mission pants tend to be light weight and feel great, durability has been an issue. My previous two pairs have fallen victim to numerous holes in less than a season wearing them. This won’t be a problem with the Spartan Pro as Tour has added two layers of 1680 Denier Nylon to the knees. That’s the strongest stuff you will find in roller hockey pants, which will ensure your pants stay in great shape for several seasons.
If you’re interested in picking up a pair of these, head over to Inline Warehouse. You can get a great deal and rock out the new Tour Spartan Pro roller hockey pants for $38.99.
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Cant you guys possibly do a review on the new Tour Spartan ZX Pro Hockey Helmet? It looks like such a nice helmet and you dont really get much info about it really. I think it is a pretty new helmet on the market and helmet that is going for cheap with same features as top end helmet, just not so popular.
Hey Riaan, thanks for your interest. I’ll see what I can do about getting a review of that helmet!
Awesome, thanks! Hope you get something right, would be really great, as it seems like a really nice helmet but Tour is not a well known name like Bauer etc
I have these pants, they are ill. I skated with low level missions for a year and they were great with tape, then tried the Axiom T6 and could not have been more disappointed. They ripped after 2 games b/c the material above the knee is super WEAK, the “built in” straps were in an awkward spot and the knee pads hit too low, hence the ripping. Do not spend the money on this. Tour SP pants fit great, the entire pant is nice and durable, and no straps needed.