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Warrior
Warrior General PRO HOCKEY SOCKS0
Warrior General PRO HOCKEY SOCKS: Warrior product with model-specific features and variant selection.
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Bauer
BAUER S25 Performance Tall Skate Socks Senior – Black/Blue0
Lightweight, breathable BAUER S25 Performance tall skate socks with COOLMAX®, compression arch support, Y-seam toe and HeiQ Fresh.
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Bauer
BAUER S25 Warmth Skate Socks Senior – Long0
Long senior hockey socks with THERMOLITE® EcoMade insulation, a lightweight Performance Fit and HeiQ Fresh for cold rinks.
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BAUER S25 Performance Low Skate Socks Senior – Black/Blue0
Lightweight BAUER S25 Performance low skate socks with COOLMAX®, compression arch support, Y-seam toe and HeiQ Fresh.
from€15.95*€19.95
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BAUER S25 Cut Resistant Skate Socks Senior – Long0
Long senior skate socks with DuPont Kevlar fibres, a 360° cut-protection zone, Performance Fit and HeiQ Fresh technology.
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BAUER S25 Supreme Pro Skate Socks Senior – Long0
Long senior hockey socks with NanoGlide, Sorbtek, anatomical toe box, mesh zones, terry cushioning and HeiQ Fresh.
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Hockey socks are stretchy covers worn over shin guards, usually extending from the ankle to the thigh. They give your equipment a tidy team look and help cover the pads.
Correctly fastened shin guards and suitable sock attachments remain important: socks alone are not protective pads or a substitute for secure fastening. The fit should allow movement without excess loose fabric. As part of your equipment, team-coloured socks also help identify players on the ice.
Advice & details: Socks View selection advice, features and care
Hockey socks over your shin guards
Features of suitable hockey socks
- Pad coverage:Socks cover your shin guards and work with the chosen attachment system.
- A secure setup:Correctly fitting socks should not interfere with the positioning of your protective equipment.
- Comfort:Flexible fabrics allow movement over your pads without unnecessary bunching.
- Easy care:Wash and dry them according to the care label to manage sweat and odours.
Hockey sock materials
Construction varies from knitted socks to performance fabrics. Polyester and elastane may provide stretch and resistance to wear. Some textiles have specific odour-control treatments; only assume such a feature where the product explicitly states it.
Choosing hockey socks for children
Choose the right length and width over the child’s shin guards. Oversized socks can slip or bunch, while overly tight fabric can restrict movement. Look for durable, easy-care material and a team or personal design that the young player likes.
How to put on hockey socks
Position and fasten the shin guards correctly, then pull the socks over them without folds. Use the intended attachment system. Some players add sock tape; it should hold the setup without painful pressure or restricting circulation or movement.
Hockey sock care
- Regular washing:Clean after use as directed by the care label to remove sweat and dirt.
- Mild detergent:Use a detergent suitable for the fabric and any printed or decorative finish.
- Wash temperature:Follow the label; a cool wash is often suitable for synthetic sportswear but is not a universal instruction.
- Drying:Air-dry where advised and avoid tumble-dryer heat unless the label permits it.
- Ironing:Do not iron unless the care label allows it; heat can damage synthetic fibres or prints.
- Bleach:Avoid bleach unless explicitly allowed. Use only stain treatment suitable for the fabric and colours.
Find your hockey socks
Choose a comfortable fit over your pads and colours that suit your team. Browse the available lengths, designs and materials.
Frequently asked questions
How often should hockey socks be washed?
Ideally clean them after games and training, following the care label. Regular washing and thorough drying help manage sweat, dirt and odours while protecting the fabric and finish.
Are training socks different from match socks?
They may differ in team design, material and construction, but match socks are not automatically thicker or more protective. Compare the actual product and your team’s uniform requirements.
What socks should I wear inside my skates?
Choose well-fitting skate socks that work with your boot fit and manage moisture. Thin socks are often preferred; thick or bulky socks can change the fit and create pressure. These foot socks are separate from the hockey socks worn over your shin guards.