Elite Hockey Stick Trainer
Turns any spare or broken stick into a stationary defender for on-ice and off-ice reps.
- Ships from Bellefonte, PA in 1–2 business days
- Live carrier rates at checkout · free over $75.00
- 30-day returns, no restocking fee
Why it works
- →Mounts broken or unused sticks — the shaft you already own is the training aid
- →Adjustable stick angle, so the same base is a poke check, a screen or a gate
- →Open frame: shoot through it as well as around it
- →Works on ice, on a shooting pad, in a driveway or on a garage floor
In short
The Elite Hockey Stick Trainer is a weighted base that clamps onto a hockey stick and stands it upright on the ice, on a shooting pad, or on a driveway — turning a stick you already own into a stationary defender. Players use it to stickhandle through a real blade, place shots around a defender’s reach, and skate tight turns against something that actually occupies space, which a cone does not. It mounts broken shafts with the knob still on, the stick angle adjusts to change the obstacle, and pucks pass through the open frame instead of chipping it.
What it does
Drop the base on the ice, slide a stick into the mount, and you have an obstacle that behaves like a defender's stick rather than a traffic cone. The puck cannot roll over it, the blade sits at real height, and the angle is adjustable — so the same base is a poke check on one drill and a screen on the next.
Built for a spare stick
The mount takes a snapped shaft with the knob still taped on, which is the point: every hockey family already owns the expensive part. One base turns each broken stick in the garage into another defender on the ice.
On ice and off
The same base works on a synthetic shooting pad, a driveway or a garage floor, so off-season volume rehearses the same obstacle geometry the player will meet at the rink.
Specifications
| Fits | Standard senior, intermediate and junior shafts |
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Questions
What is a hockey stick trainer?
It is a weighted base that grips a hockey stick and holds it upright on the ice or on a shooting pad, turning a spare stick into a stationary defender for stickhandling, shooting and skating drills.
Does it work with any hockey stick?
It is designed for standard senior, intermediate and junior shafts, including broken sticks — the shaft is what mounts into the base, so a snapped stick with an intact shaft is ideal.
Can I use it on the ice and off the ice?
Yes. The same base works on ice, on a synthetic shooting pad, on a driveway, and on a garage floor, so the same drill geometry carries between on-ice and off-ice sessions.
Will pucks damage it?
It is built to be shot at. Pucks pass around or through the frame rather than into a moulded surface, which is why it holds up to shooting volume that would chip a plastic defender.
What age or level is it for?
Anyone from a youth player working on head-up puck handling through to junior and adult players doing off-season shooting volume. The drill difficulty comes from how you set it up and how fast you go, not from the equipment.
How is it cheaper than the alternatives?
We sell it directly rather than through a distributor and a retailer, so the price does not carry two markups. Shipping is quoted live from the carrier at checkout instead of being padded into a flat fee.