READY TO ELEVATE YOUR GAME
Rugged, battle-tested hockey flooring and training tools for shooting, passing, stickhandling and skating.
From our home state of Minnesota, we have been helping hockey players of all levels achieve greatness for 20 years.
Whether you train at home, training center or rink, on-ice or dryland, indoors or outdoors, we have products for you.
What do the Experts Say?
What do the Experts Say?
"Simply the best training tools to develop quick hands and shooting accuracy. I use Snipers Edge products every day, and so do our coaches and athletes."
What do the Experts Say?
"Not only do our players love shooting on the Ultimate Goalies by Snipers Edge, but they're also the most durable shooter tutor we've had and that's why we use them at both of our locations"
What do the Experts Say?
With the wide range of at-home training aids offered by Snipers Edge, I can easily incorporate regular puck handling into my routine.
What do the Experts Say?
"Love having the shooting tarp at home to shoot pucks in the offseason."
What do the Experts Say?
"Working with Snipers Edge has been great, both for our training center, as well as seeing the progress from the athletes who train with Sniper's Edge products at home."
What do the Experts Say?
"Our players love the Snipers Edge Hockey products. Simply put: high quality, durable products that make off ice training fun!"
What do the Experts Say?
“Our players love shooting at the tarps and getting challenged by the training tools. We’ve really enjoyed seeing the improvement from our players in such a short time!”
What do the Experts Say?
"Best training products on the market. I wish they existed when I was training to become a pro!"
What do the Experts Say?
"Awesome products, fun to use, and great people!"
What do the Experts Say?
"I’ve been using Snipers Edge products for the last year or so, and hands down they make the best off and on ice products. I use them with my training, my players' training, and I recommend to anyone trying to elevate their own training."
What do the Experts Say?
“our snipers edge shooting tarp has seen thousands of pucks in the last two years. it is VERY durable!”
What do the Experts Say?
“Snipers Edge has been a game changer for my son. It’s become a part of his routine and has helped take his training to the next level. These are the best on the market regardless of your skill level.”
Product Spotlight
Shooting Tarp
Available in standard 7' H x 16' W or 8' H x 16' W sizes. Custom sizes available upon request.
Features a standing goalie and five yellow pockets in critical scoring spots
Protects windows, walls, and ricochets
UV-coated, usable indoor or outdoor, at home or rink
Battle-tested over 20 years and 1+ billion shots!
Ready for you to paint it black with puck marks
Product Spotlight
Slick Tiles
Superior surface for shooting, stickhandling and passing
Protects floors and sticks
UV-coated, usable indoor or outdoor
Available in white or ice blue
Each tile 12" x 12", sold in box of 20 tiles (20 SF / box)
Assembles with ease, no tools required
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Recent Articles from The Inside Post
Quick Training Tips for Busy Schedules
Even with busy back-to-school schedules and fall sports, hockey players of all ages and levels can find a few minutes every day to sharpen our skills and get ready for upcoming winter team tryouts. Coach Connor shares a few of his tips in this week's article.
When Should You Practice A New Shot?
Most players want to impress their teammates during team practice by executing a shot they know they can do, and fear embarrassment if they mishandle the puck or whiff. But if that is the case, then how do hockey players ever work on new shot techniques and location? Coach Andy Blaylock with Competitive Edge Hockey digs further into that topic in this week's article.
Be Willing to Make Mistakes
Investing time to learn new skills is an essential part of personal growth. And with the learning of any new technique, such as a stickhandling move, there will undoubtedly make mistakes. This is a good thing. Mistakes are signals that let you know forward progress is taking place. Instead of getting frustrated and abandoning the drill, challenge yourself to think like an elite player and become determined to conquer the issue. Learn from the mistake, make the adjustment, and go again. Soon the mistakes get fewer and fewer, and before long they’ve developed mastery of the new skill.
