Ice Hockey Training Equipment

Choose from a range of ice hockey training equipment designed to improve your game away from the rink. Our ice hockey training aids are suitable for both solo training and group training, and we offer a wide selection of training tools, such as equipment deodorizers, synthetic ice rink and practicing aids. Why not take a look at our range either in store or online today!


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Willies Ice Hockey Training Equipment

From practising your passing to getting your shots perfect every time, we have a huge range of ice hockey training equipment that can help you elevate your game and dominate on the ice!

 

We regularly offer great deals on all the ice hockey equipment that you need to take your game to the next level, so stay informed about upcoming offers and hear about new inventory arrivals ahead of the curve by subscribing to our newsletter and connecting with us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

 

We love chatting about all things ice hockey on social media, too — let us know your views on hockey news, equipment or anything else in the sport! Most of the Willies staff are players ourselves, so we’re super passionate about the game.

  • HOW CAN I PROTECT MY ICE HOCKEY STICK ON CONCRETE?

    Ice hockey sticks are designed to deliver powerful shots on ice — they’re not up to street hockey's rough, uneven surfaces. To protect your blade, get yourself a wraparound so you can practice with your favourite twig off the ice.

     

    Alternatively, a wooden stick like the Warrior Bezerker or CCM Ultimate is a durable option that is suitable for outdoor use.

  • HOW CAN I PRACTICE PASSING IN ICE HOCKEY?

    If you need to work on your passing, but there’s no one around, use a training aid like the Blue Sports One Timer Passer to rebound your passes back to you. 

  • HOW CAN I STOP MY ICE HOCKEY GEAR FROM SMELLING?

    The combination of sweat, plastic and leather culminates in that distinct ‘hockey smell’ — but there are things you can do to stop your gear from getting to that point!

     

    Get your gear out to aerate as soon as you’re home from the rink. Use an equipment drying rack to get maximum airflow around your kit, and stick a fan or dehumidifier on to speed up the process and halt the growth of odour-causing bacteria.

     

    Washing your gear is just as crucial for your safety as it is for your teammates' sanity. Ice hockey players regularly get cuts and abrasions while out on the ice, so keeping your gear relatively clean can minimise the risk of infection. You can wash all your gear (other than helmets and skates) in a washing machine and then hang them out to air dry.

     

    Once your kit has dried out, you can use equipment deodorisers in your gloves, skates and bags to keep everything smelling minty fresh.

  • WHERE CAN I GET ICE HOCKEY TRAINING EQUIPMENT?

    Order your ice hockey training aids and practice gear online, or visit us at Willies Coventry and pick up all the necessary accessories to take your game to the next level.