[AzNightmare]

I'm going to be heading down to Portland in a few weeks.
I'm just wondering if there's any big hockey stores down there?

Or is all I'm going to find is more generic sports stores?
In the States, sports stores I've been to don't have a very large section in hockey...
and I'm specifically looking for goalie gear, so even more rare.

Anyone know of any good stores down there?

[beetea]

Nothing down there at all.

Me and my friends did a road trip a while back to see if we could find one, but nothing but the little shops inside the rinks, and the major sporting good stores like Sports Authority or something like that.

Drive down to Cali, that's where hockeymonkey and hockeygiant are.

[Gumby]

Big generic sports store - Dick's Sporting Goods. It's in Washington Square, in Tigard (near Portland). Not sure what their selection of hockey equipment is like though...

[AzNightmare]

ok, thanks for the responses so far.

I'll also be going on another Roadtrip sometime in the summer to Edmonton.
I might just wait until then.

Have anyone been to http://www.prohockeylife.com ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ar_ZwuN5EU

This virtual store tour blew me away. I guess I was hoping for something like this.
I'm specifically looking for goalie gear though.

Does anyone know if Sportchek in Richmond (Hockey Experts) carry goalie stuff now?
I haven't been there in a long time. I know usually Sportchek in general carries one
model of RBK Premier III series. And that's about it.

[skiiipi]

The hockey shop in surrey is ur best bet for goalie selection.
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[UFO]

The Prohockeylife store I went to in Calgary was pretty epic... Think typical Sportchek size but all hockey gear. Prices typical Canadian retail, not much stuff on blowout or clearout especially when comparing to Hockeygiant/monkey pricing. More eye candy than anything else. It is pretty impressive seeing a wall from floor to celing of goalie leg pads, 4+ aisles of various hockey sticks in all the flex/curve patterns available, etc etc.