Shooting zone - Junior
Shooting zone - Junior
Strong will and honest work with hockey equipment. That’s how hockey legends are born. Without training, there is no champion, so regular training is needed. Thanks to the availability of high quality hockey training aids, hockey players can also train in the comfort of their home. The junior shooting zone is a base configuration for kids and beginner players. Allows improvement of individual game activities such as skating, stick-handling and shooting. Developing these skills in the home environment is one of the cornerstones of the hockey player’s progress. This zone is primarily intended for children from 4 to 12 years of age.
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$15 575.00 (USD) plus TAX
Product
Amount
Description
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Synthetic ice - 10x1170x1170mm
28x
FunIce – perfect artificial ice with sliding properties close to natural ice.
Mini-boards
16m
Mini-board is perfect for children
Hockey goal
1x
Hockey goals come with a net of the main official IIHF size (183 cm x 122 cm). However, to save space, they are narrowed from 81 cm to 54 cm, which does not affect stability in any way. They are made of durable steel and have a powder coat
Tootor Shooter
1x
Training equipment designed to train accuracy and shots. The durable canvas material has five holes. Large holes in the corners of the goal and a small one between the imaginary legs of the goalkeeper.
Passmaster
1x
Passmaster is a comprehensive hockey training equipment for practicing passes, stick handling and allows you to perform classic shots as well as one-timer shots. When training with this equipment, you don't need teammates.
Easyhands
1x
Equipment designed to train stick handling, which will significantly improve your speed, timing, eye-hand coordination, accuracy and consistency with the puck with your head up. It's a perfect tool for off-ice training.
Attack triangel
1x
Attack triangle is one of the best training tools for developing stick handling skills. It makes the player think about the game situation when he has to push the puck between the opponent's skates as quickly as possible and break into the zone in front
