Inline Hockey
BAUER XRS Senior Roller Hockey Skates in Regular width with Injected Comp Weave, BAUER Flexlite chassis, Court Wheels and ABEC 5 bearings.
BAUER XRS Junior Roller Hockey Skates in Regular width with Injected Comp Weave, BAUER Flexlite chassis, Court Wheels and ABEC 5 bearings.
Inline hockey is a popular alternative to ice hockey when no ice is available. It combines many features of ice hockey with playing on suitable indoor or outdoor surfaces. Alongside ice hockey equipment, HP’s Sport Shop offers inline hockey equipment for year-round training. Our range includes inline skates and accessories such as wheels, frames, protective clothing and training equipment. Children and adults can find equipment for their next sporting challenge.
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Inline hockey equipment at HP’s Sport Shop
The heart of your inline hockey equipment: the skates
The main difference between ice and inline hockey starts with the skates: they must suit the playing surface. Which skates are right for hockey, and what should you consider? Fit comes first. Every foot is different, so compare the size and fit information for the specific model. Our size guides help you compare measurements; follow the measurement method shown in the relevant guide rather than assuming that your everyday shoe or ice skate size will be identical. Check the fit carefully before use. If the skates do not fit as expected, consult our published return instructions and conditions.
Accessories for inline hockey
Once you have chosen suitable inline skates, you will need the rest of your equipment before training. You can find the following items in the HP’s Sport Shop range:
- (Ice hockey) sticks
- Pucks (inline hockey uses special off-ice pucks)
- Street hockey and inline hockey balls
- Chest protection and other protective equipment
- Masks for goalies and players
- Indoor wheels and outdoor wheels
- Frames
- Hockey socks
- Insoles
- Training equipment
- Goals
- And more.
Inline hockey equipment from HP’s Sport Shop: your benefits
We choose products we believe in, with a focus on quality and established hockey brands known for durability and reliability. Our range covers different price levels for adults and children. Current delivery charges and any free-delivery threshold depend on the published shipping conditions and your delivery destination. Visit our special offers to see which products are currently reduced, and check the terms of any promotion before ordering.
Reasons to choose inline hockey equipment from HP’s Sport Shop
- A broad selection for beginners and experienced players
- Leading brands such as Bauer, CCM and Mission
- Helpful advice and size guides
- Protective clothing and accessories for different playing levels
- Current delivery options and charges shown in our shipping information
- Special offers and seasonal promotions, where available
We look forward to your order. If you have questions or need help, contact our customer service team through the online contact form, or call us for more detailed advice. We are happy to help.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between ice hockey and inline hockey?
Inline hockey developed as an alternative to playing on ice, replacing ice skates with inline skates. The games share many features and use similar types of equipment, but the surface, rules and required protection must suit the version you play. Ball-based variants such as inline skater hockey use different balls or pucks and their own rules. Check the requirements of your team or competition when choosing equipment.
What inline hockey equipment can I buy at HP’s Sport Shop?
Our range includes basic inline hockey equipment such as skates, protective clothing and sticks, as well as equipment for varied training. This includes goals, training aids and shooting pads. Check each product's current availability and the delivery information for your destination before ordering.
How do I find the right size for inline hockey skates?
The right size helps keep your skates secure without painful pressure or slipping. Use the size guide for the exact brand and model and follow its measurement instructions. Do not rely only on your everyday shoe size or assume that an insole measurement can be used with every manufacturer's chart. If you are unsure about the fit, ask our team before choosing a size.




