UV Stabilised EVA rebound surface. High Grip anti-slip base plates to prevent movement during play. Sideboards comply with FIH regulations and offer a tougher and more durable alternative to traditional wooden sideboards.

Please Note HOC-250 (88m) is regarded as competition pitch size but for other sizes please use product codes HOC-251, HOC-252 and HOC-253 when asking your distributor for a quotation. It’s one thing to make the highest quality rebound boards, but where do you store them when not in use? Skate around: if you are practicing on real or skateable synthetic ice, keep skating around the passer as you perform rebound after rebound. This exercise will improve your reactivity, perception, and hand-eye coordination. If you don’t have access to skateable ice, you can still perform the exercise using roller skates. Another important factor to consider when buying a rebound board is how eco-friendly it is. Some companies source materials from ecologically sound forests, ensuring a minimal impact on the environment. Others use recycled plastic instead of new material, again reducing their carbon footprint.

How does the hockey rebound board work?

Premium - with a plastic insert which protects the MDF and paint from damage from the ball, thus increasing significantly the life of the boards. The insert also reduces the sound from ball impacts.