We completely get it, we change our minds too! While we wish could, once an order is placed, we are unable to alter or cancel it at this time. We hope to have a cancellation window one day in the future.

Should the item(s) not work out, make sure to exchange for a preferred style or return for a refund. As a reminder, domestic return shipping is free.

Once your order is placed, you will receive a confirmation email letting you know that our fulfillment team has received your order. Once your order is fulfilled, you will receive an email notification with your tracking information. Shipping fees are non-refundable in the case of returns.

Yes, we ship all over the world. Shipping costs will apply, and will be added at checkout.

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!

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.

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

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.

With ease! The tiles are designed with hook and loop features that allow for assembly in seconds, with just a light bit of pressure. A rubber mallet is optional, but a strong fist or foot stomp does the trick just as well. The tiles are just as easy to disassemble to store or carry to another area.

Want to learn more? Watch our slick tile installation video here.

Generally speaking this is not a problem for most customers, because 20+ tiles will be sizable enough (and have enough weight) where sliding wouldn't occur. That said, if you plan to use only a handful of tiles and/or laying over a slick surface (such as polished concrete floor, and you experience sliding, consider putting a thin floor mat that has rubber grippers underneath.

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.

Nope. The tiles are made from high-density polyethylene that is both durable to sticks and pucks on the top, yet soft enough where it won't scratch wood, carpet or other common home flooring surfaces. We do, however, recommend sweeping the surface underneath before installing just to make sure no small particles get trapped underneath. It wouldn't be necessary to put down a floor mat or protective liner underneath your tiles, but doing so doesn't impact the tile's performance either, so it's your call.

Nope! The tiles are constructed from high-density polythelene that is both rugged enough for frequent use, but pliable enough to interact with hockey sticks without creating damage to either. No stick blade protectors are required either.

Some scuffmarks from stick tape may occur over time. If this bothers you, consider using white stick tape while training on tiles.

Each box of Synthetic Ice comes with 4 tiles that are each 2' x 4' or 32 sq ft. Thus, measure the length and width of your desired training space to calculate your square footage, and divide by 32 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 6-7 boxes.

The panels are able to withstand the weight of a car being parked on them.

Unfortunately, no. The panels are designed to match seamlessly with the same side of each panel. The long side (4 foot side) will only match up with other long sides, and the short side (2 foot side) will only match up with other short sides.

Yes! Our Synthetic Ice is 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 panels 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 panels 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.

In our experience, the panels will dull your saktes faster than regular ice. Before you go back to the ice rink, we would recommend getting them sharpened or designate a set of replaceable blades just skating on your Synthetic Ice.

Yes! Using pad covers to protect your gear, like the booties for a slide board, a goalie will get optimal slide and movement!

With ease! The synthetic ice tiles are designed to allow for assembly in seconds, using a rubber mallet. The tiles are just as easy to disassemble to store or carry to another area.

If you want to learn more, check out our installation video here

The different sized tarps are all dependant on your space. We make two different sizes to fit the two main sizes of garage doors, but if you're hanging on an intrerior wall it's up to you!

At least 18 inches. This gives the Tarp room to move back from the impact of hard shots without hitting your wall behind it.

The sleeve at the bottom is for inserting a wooden dowel or something similar to help keep pucks from sliding underneath.

It's a case by case basis, but adding the wooden dowel to the bottom helps keep it taught as well as block off the bottom of the tarp. Otherwise you can store things like rock salt behind to add an extra layer of protection.

Over the years, we've seen thousands of unique ways to install our Tarps. It all depends on your area and the options and space available to you.

Yes! Contact us to learn about customization options and cost!

The grommets are 24 inches apart.

A metal bar is sewn into the Ultiamte Goalie to provide additional weight and strength to the product so that pucks won't slide underneath.

The Ultimate Goalie is for any net that is regulation size (6x4).

Yes! The product comes with small spikes and a wrench to add to each of the feet on the underside.

Avoid extended periods of outdoor use during winter, store inside overnight. Cold temperatures cause the flexband too loosen over time, which leads to pucks sliding underneath on occasion.

Check out our installation video with a simple trick to easily get your band attached.

Yes! There are spikes and a wrench included, just attach them to the underside of the SweetHands and it'll stay in place!

Yes! There are spikes already in place on the bottom of the feet and stick of the Attack Triangle in order to keep it in place while in use.