Hockey Revolution Hockey Tiles and My Passer

For the best performance, these tiles require a hard, flat surface like concrete, wood, or tile. Using them on soft surfaces like carpet or grass will cause the tiles to flex and separate, preventing the smooth puck glide you need for effective training.

The 36 tiles cover approximately 36 square feet, which is roughly a 6' x 6' area. This is generally sufficient for basic stickhandling and passing drills, though you can configure them in different shapes to better fit your specific training space.

The rebounder is designed for standard hockey pucks and consistent passing practice. While it handles regular training sessions well, it is not intended for high-velocity slap shots or heavy-duty impact, so it is best used for focusing on passing accuracy and quick-release drills.

No tools are required. The tiles feature an interlocking design that snaps together easily by hand, making it simple to assemble your rink or break it down for storage after your session.

While the material is durable enough for outdoor use, leaving them exposed to harsh weather, direct sunlight, or extreme temperature fluctuations for extended periods can degrade the polymer over time. We recommend storing them indoors or in a covered area when not in use to maintain the surface quality.

It is designed to simulate the slickness and friction of real ice, providing a very close experience for stickhandling and puck control. While no synthetic surface is a 1:1 match for freshly resurfaced ice, this is highly effective for developing muscle memory and soft hands off the ice.