Slick Tiles - Red
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- Each box contains ten 12" by 12" (2.54 cm x 2.54) tiles that create a training space of 10 SQ FT
- Perfect for passing, shooting or stickhandling. Just no skating (see our synthetic ice for that)
- Pucks, biscuits, or balls slide with ease
- Simple interlocking hook and loop design that's both easy to install and simple to disassemble
- No messy sprays or cleaning is required. Just the occasional pushbroom.
- Can support vehicle weight if parked on
- Made in USA
- Each tile measures 12" by 12" (2.54 cm x 2.54)
- Injected molded from specialty engineered HDPE materials
- UV-coated to protect color
- Temperature and water-resistant, making it suitable for indoor or outdoor use
- Best results if used on a hard, flat surface
Why our Slick Tiles are awesome
- Premium-quality slick surface for passing, shooting or stickhandling.
- Protect 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 required.
Which Color Suits your Space?
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 crease for an authentic rink-like training room.
Red
Add a splash of color, faceoff dot, goalie lines or center circle.
Questions About installation?
Check out our step-by-step video guide, and start training within minutes.
FAQ
Are the red tiles compatible with other tile colors?
Yes! The red tiles have the identical manufacturing design and interlocking mechanisms, and connect with ease to any of our tile colors.
Can I skate on the slick tiles?
No, these dryland hockey slick tiles are designed for us 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 red and dark blue tiles come with 10 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 10 to get the # of boxes.
California Prop 65 Disclaimer
This product may contain raw materials known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or reproductive harm.
