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Field Hockey Training Equipment, Goals & Nets 2026

Field hockey training equipment for players and coaches: rebounders, goals and nets, cones, ball bags, weighted balls and coaching aids.

7 products · 7 brands · Updated October 2026
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How to Choose Field Hockey Training Equipment

The best training equipment depends on what you want to improve and where you practise:

  1. For first touch and passing, a rebounder or rebound board returns every pass, so you can train alone.
  2. For shooting, a portable practice goal from our goals and nets collection.
  3. For dribbling and agility, cones, markers and ladders.
  4. For strength and drag flicks, weighted training balls.
  5. For coaches, ball bags, pinnies and coach boards.

Field Hockey Goal & Training Equipment Chart 2026

Sizes and uses of the most common training equipment.

EquipmentTypical sizeUse
Regulation goal12 ft wide × 7 ft high (3.66 m × 2.14 m)Matches and full-pitch training
Backboard18 in high (460 mm)Inside the base of a regulation goal
Practice / backyard goalUsually 4–6 ft wideShooting practice at home
Rebounder / rebound board3–8 ft longSolo passing and receiving
Cones and markers2–12 inDribbling and agility drills
Weighted ballsHeavier than 163 gStrength and drag-flick drills

Setting Up a Home Practice Space

A flat driveway, patio or short grass works well. Put a rebounder at one end, set out a line of cones for dribbling, and put a small goal in a corner for shooting. Ten minutes of rebounder passing a day makes a noticeable difference to receiving skills.

Top training, goals & nets brands

We compare training, goals & nets from 7 brands. peneyon (1), Independent Designers (1), Giriship (1), Pevo Sports (1), Drevina (1), Nereusfwater (1) & Landical (1). Use the brand filter at the top of the page to compare them side by side, or open a brand page to see everything it makes.

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Field Hockey Training Equipment, Goals & Nets FAQs

Buying questions first, then questions about the products on this page.

What is the best field hockey training equipment for home?

A rebounder, a few balls and some cones cover most solo skills. Add a small goal for shooting practice.

How big is a field hockey goal?

A regulation goal is 12 ft wide and 7 ft high (3.66 m × 2.14 m), with an 18-inch backboard.

Do weighted balls help field hockey players?

Yes, in short drills. They build wrist and forearm strength for hitting and drag flicks.

What do coaches need for practice?

Balls and a ball bag, cones, pinnies in two colours, a coach board and portable goals.

Can I use a soccer goal for field hockey practice?

For casual practice, yes, but a hockey goal is lower and has a backboard, so shooting practice is more realistic.

Which brands make training, goals & nets?

We compare 7 training, goals & nets from 7 brands: peneyon (1), Independent Designers (1), Giriship (1), Pevo Sports (1), Drevina (1), Nereusfwater (1) & Landical (1).

Which training, goals & nets are best for advanced or elite players?

Experienced players often choose Field Hockey Star Skills Zone - Professional Training Surface - Field Hockey…, which are aimed at advanced and elite levels.

What types of training, goals & nets can I compare?

This page includes training aid (4), goals & nets (2) & cones & agility (1). Use the Type filter at the top of the page to narrow the list.

Where can I buy these training, goals & nets, and what do they cost?

Every product on this page links to its Amazon listing, where you can see today's price, sizes, delivery and returns. Prices change often, so we link to the live listing instead of showing a price that might be out of date.