Gear We Recommend

Officially licensed NHL team ugly sweaters, including light-up and 3D styles. Seasonal pick: order early, popular sizes sell out.

Stocking stuffers, off-ice training, gifts for kids, and picks for fans, with the gear you shouldn't buy without knowing sizes.

Our founder's own lacing hook, the one that hasn't bent. Makes tightening skates easy on the fingers.

Five rolls of 1-inch cloth stick tape, made in the USA.

Helps keep ice and snow from building up on the blade and makes tape last longer.

Waxed laces that hold tension all game. Check the size chart for your skate length.

Hard, spring-loaded guards that cut to fit blades from 6 to 12.5 inches.

Off-ice pucks that glide on pavement: one for stickhandling, one for shooting.

Wider cloth tape, a common goalie choice for the paddle and blade.

One of the best hockey books ever written, from a six-time Stanley Cup champion goalie.

A soy candle with the scent of Howies stick wax. Locker room nostalgia.

Composite and street sticks for every level, from first-timers to serious wrist shots.

Protective, breathable gloves built for stickhandling without sacrificing feel.

Blockers, trappers, and other netminder gear for stopping pucks in style.

Skates for recreational and competitive play, from beginner boots to pro-level builds.

Certified helmets and cages built to keep your head in the game safely.

Jerseys, bags, and fan gear to rep your team on and off the ice.

Lightweight, adjustable shin guards for ice, roller, and street hockey.

Protective elbow pads built for comfort and impact protection during play.

Chest and shoulder protection sized for youth, junior, and senior players.

Padded pants (breezers) protecting hips, thighs, and tailbone.

Protective jock shorts and cups, with built-in tabs for socks.

Cut-resistant neck protection, required in many youth and adult leagues.

Regulation and off-ice training pucks for drills, practice, and shooting sessions.

Stickhandling aids, weighted sticks, and other equipment to sharpen your game.

Cloth blade tape, grip tape, and clear sock tape. The stuff every bag runs out of.

Waxed and unwaxed hockey laces in every length, for when one snaps before puck drop.

Carry and wheeled hockey bags with room for all your gear and a stick or two.

Grip wraps, butt-end knobs, and stick extensions to dial in the feel of your stick.

Full cages and half visors that attach to your helmet to protect your face.

Walk-around guards and absorbent soakers that keep your blades sharp and dry.

Squeeze bottles and bench carriers that survive being tossed on top of the net.

Protect your teeth. Many leagues require them.

Inline hockey skates for rinks, sport courts, and outdoor asphalt, from rec boots to pro builds.

Indoor and outdoor inline hockey wheels in a range of sizes and hardness ratings.

ABEC and ceramic bearing sets, plus spacers, to keep your wheels rolling fast.

Skate tools, axle wrenches, bearing pullers, and spare axles for swapping and rotating wheels.

Low-friction roller pucks and street hockey balls built for concrete and sport court.

Lightweight roller pants and girdles cut for mobility without the bulk of ice breezers.