Footwear

Hockey Footwear 2026/27 — Find the Right Shoe for Your Surface

The right hockey shoe makes a real difference on the pitch. Whether you're playing on a sand-based, water-based or indoor surface, the wrong footwear costs you grip, speed and comfort. Browse our 2026/27 range of hockey shoes at The Hockey Shed — stocked in junior and senior sizes from trusted brands.

Shop by Brand

  • Grays Hockey Shoes — reliable astro and indoor options for all levels
  • Kookaburra Hockey Shoes — performance footwear built for the modern game

Shop by Surface

  • Astro Turf Shoes — designed for sand and water-based pitches, with multi-stud or dimple soles for grip and stability
  • Indoor Hockey Shoes — flat, non-marking soles for hard court surfaces

Junior & Senior Sizes

We stock hockey shoes in a full range of junior and senior sizes. Not sure which size to go for? Use our size guides or get in touch — we're happy to help.

Guides & Advice

Free UK delivery on orders over £100.

Find Your Perfect Hockey Stick

Answer 5 quick questions to get personalised recommendations

Junior or Senior?

Junior
Aged 14 and under, stick lengths 35" and below
Senior
Aged 15 and over, stick lengths 36.5" and above

What is your playing level?

Beginner
New to hockey or just starting out
Intermediate
Playing regularly and developing your skills
Advanced
Competing at club or county level
Elite
Regional, national or international level

What position do you play?

Goalkeeper
Shot-stopping, requires maximum control
Defender
Hitting power and strong reverse stick
Midfielder
All-round play, dribbling and distribution
Forward
Drag flicking, 3D skills and aerials

What bow type suits you?

Low Bow
Extreme bow positioned low on the shaft (≤220mm). Maximum drag flick and aerial ability
Mid Bow
Bow positioned mid-shaft (230–260mm). Versatile all-rounder for most players
Pro Bow
Bow positioned higher on the shaft (>260mm). Great for hitting, 3D skills and all-round play
Regular/Straight
Minimal bow. Traditional feel, maximum hitting power

What is your budget?

Under £50
Entry-level sticks, great for beginners
£50–£100
Good quality fibreglass and low carbon sticks
£100–£150
Mid-range carbon sticks with improved performance
£150–£200
High carbon, competition-ready sticks
£200+
Elite-level sticks, maximum performance

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