ArcticGlide Synthetic Ice Panels Pro, Easy-to-Assemble, Expandable Artificial Rink, Indoors/Outdoors - Hockey Training

The media could not be loaded. The ice is very good! My only slight complaint is it’s pretty expensive for little space. It’s pretty durable and functional. It’s a good product. If you’re on the fence about buying synthetic ice because you don’t know which one, I would pick this one (as long as you dont mind space). You can skate on it, that is what it’s made for. Good for figure skaters and I would assume good for hockey players aswell. It has a good glide and I like it. Assembly is pretty easy.

They told me hockey was the most expensive sport and I was like, nahhhhhhhhh. Well... maybe it is. This synthetic ice panel set isn't cheap, but it makes stick handling practice possible at home.I didn't just get the ice panels, I also got a robotic gizmo that changes direction and runs drills. The pair are very effective at keeping my little dude's attention and improving his handling skills.I don't see us ice skating on them at home, we only got the two panel set. You'd definitely need the ten panel set (maybe two of those) to be able to skate around. We're strictly working on skills and finesse with the puck.A good bumper, a robotic training gizmo, and this set make a complete at-home training setup.

Great glide and perfect size for garage or driveway skills practice. They are pretty heavy but not too heavy that my 7 year old cant move them and set them up. We are only using them for shooting and not using skates or similar on them. Another fun item my kids figured out is that if you have enough of them you can line them down a hill and have some fun sledding year round :)

So expensive but quite worth it to be able to skate inside. I put it in my unfinished basement and my kid has been practicing for weeks down there and does great now. I skated on it a few times but you need a couple of these to get a good size going but great for puck control.

I roller skate and have been wanting to practice at home, but don't have enough room in my house to do so, and no paved surface at home to skate outside with. This has been a great solution for me, using skate wheels meant for slicker surfaces! It's easy to set up and put away and gives me enough room to practice basic drills.

So great that these exist, coming from a shooting pad in the garage now we've a collection to build with these extremely high quality, thick large structured sturdy (puzzle locking) pieces! Unlike our shooting mat, these do Not bend, and are fairly heavy but can be put away sideways against the wall taking up minimal space. Honestly a dream to add to this set to be able to skate through the house or whole garage. Hockey is big where we are here in the North and year round practice is awesome. I recommend this brand's ice boards from my comparisons. Great quality!

They were more expensive than the others and they don’t stay together

These took a minute to figure out how to get them to lock together securely, but once we mastered it, they are smooth and easy to play on. While they are large, they aren't too heavy and are easy to take apart for storage.With only two, we are able to set up a slim goal-to-goal alley that protects our wood floors and still allows the kiddos to practice. We do have the booties and the spray, but with only two, they're really just practicing shooting.