Hockey Stick Accessories

On the blade, start at the heel and wrap towards the toe with a slight overlap – cloth tape protects the blade and helps you feel and grip the puck. At the top, a few layers of tape or a knob gives your...

If you've cut your stick, the open end should be closed – with a plug, a ready-made butt end or a tape knob. It protects your hand and other players, and a larger knob makes it easier to control the stick...

For driveway and garage sessions, a weighted stickhandling ball or a dry-land puck that slides on hard surfaces is ideal. Regular pucks are best on ice or on a shooting pad; on asphalt they bounce and...