Dryland Hockey Slick Tiles - White or Ice Blue

$124.97
Premium-quality slick surface flooring for shooting, passing and stickhandling
Tile Color
Product Features
  • Premium-quality slick surface flooring for shooting, passing and stickhandling
  • Pucks, biscuits, or balls slide with ease
  • Each box contains twenty 12" by 12" (2.54 cm x 2.54) tiles that create a training space of 20 SQ FT
  • Interlocking clip and hook design with virtually no seams when assembled
  • Easy to install with a few foot stomps, and just as easy to disassemble. No tools required.
  • No messy sprays or cleaning required either. Just the occasional pushbroom to clear debris.
  • Can support vehicle weight if parked or driven on.
  • Available in white, ice blue, dark blue or red
  • Proudly Made in USA
Technical specs
  • Each tile measures 12" by 12" (2.54 cm x 2.54) and weighs 1 pound (0.5 kg)
  • Each box comes in a box of 20 tiles (20 SF) and weighs 20 pounds (9.1 kg)
  • Slick surface and honeycomb underside provide stability while protecting floors
  • Injected molded from specialty engineered HDPE materials that are UV-coated, moisture and temperature resistant
  • Best results on a hard, flat surface
  • 1-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects

See The Tiles in Action

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Why Slick Tiles Are Awesome

  • Premium-quality slick surface for passing, shooting or stickhandling.
  • Protects your stick and floors
  • Pucks, biscuits, or balls slide with ease
  • Each tile connects in seconds with a simple foot stomp. No tools required.
  • No messy sprays or cleaning are necessary

Which color fits your space?

Stickhandling with a muscle ball

White

Classic, clean finish that looks great in every room. All-time best seller.

Ice Blue

Just a hint of color. Less glare when used outdoors. Conceals scuff marks.

DarkBlue

Create a blue line or goalie for an authentic rink-like training room.

Red

Add a splash of color, faceoff dot, goalie lines or center circle.

How many do I need?

Each box comes with 20 SF of tiles. So measure your total room size and divide by 20 to determine your desired number of boxes.

Buy 1 box for a shooting or stickhandling platform, or multiple boxes to create a sizable training area for multiple kids.

Want some help reviewing your measurements? Email us at cs@snipersedgehockey.com and we'll be happy to assist.

Questions about Installation?

Check out our step-by-step video guide, and start training within minutes.

FAQs

Can I skate on the slick tiles?

No, the dryland hockey slick tiles are designed for use with shoes, inline skates, socks or barefoot. If you're looking for skateable tiles, please check out our synthetic ice!

How many boxes do I need?

Each box of white and ice blue tiles come with 20 tiles that are each 1' x 1' (i.e. 1 SF). Thus, measure the length and width of your desired training space to calculate your square footage, and divide by 20 to get the # of boxes.

For reference, an average 2-car garage is 400-600 SF. So if you're looking for tiles to occupy a car stall in the garage training area, you might want ~200SF...or 10 boxes.

Can I park a vehicle on them?

Yes! The tiles are strong enough to withstand a vehicle weight.

Can the tiles be put outside, on grass, or an uneven/sloped surface?

Yes! The slick tiles are manufactured with a UV-protective coating to enable either indoor or outdoor use. That said, a few useful tips if you plan to use the tiles outdoors:

1) The tiles work better on a hard, flat surface, however, so while use on grass is certainly possible, results are better on driveway, garage floor, basement floor, etc. If you really want to train on grass, consider placing plywood sheet(s) underneath to create a hard surface.

2)The tiles may shift with temperature changes, so double-check that your surface is flat before each use. Stomp down the seams if any heaving occured.

3) If you use outdoors, we suggest clearing off leaves, sticks, and other debris before using for optimal training results.

What should I use to clean the tiles?

There's no special cleaning required, other than using an occassional pushbroom to remove dust, pet hair, and other particles, just like any other flooring surface in your house. You can also mop the tiles with a mild soap as well without harming the surface, if you so choose.

If used outdoors, be sure to remove twigs, leaves, and other debris before each use.

Standard rubber pucks do not leave marks on the slick tiles! Some scuffmarks from stick tape may occur over time. If this bothers you, consider using white stick tape while training on tiles.

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This product may contain raw materials known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or reproductive harm.