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Keeping plenty of rolls of reliable hockey tape around is part of being a hockey player or goalie. You’ll need hockey tape for your pre-game stick wrapping, whether you wrap the handle, create a rib, or prefer a particular taping pattern for the blade. Find the best cloth hockey tape at Pure Hockey. For the player who needs clear poly hockey tape to secure their shin guards, we have plenty of options from Renfrew and Howies. We also offer grip tapes in stretch and non-stretch versions from these same brands, as well as superior-quality hockey stick grip tape in popular camo or colored patterns from Lizard Skins. This collection includes several widths in black or white hockey tape to satisfy all your game-ready specs for your twig. For an option that’s faster than taping, look at Rezztek’s line of adhesive hockey blade grips. Along with your rolls of tape, a tube or disk of hockey stick wax belongs in your kit bag or the accessories pocket of your gear bag.

Find the best hockey tapes, grips, and stick waxes at Pure Hockey. You’ll get the best prices on these products, thanks to Pure Hockey’s low-price guarantee. If you’re new to the sport or you’re thinking about switching up your taping patterns, check out our guidelines on How to Tape a Hockey Stick.

How do I tape a hockey stick?

There are a few tried-and-true ways to tape a hockey stick, and we explain them all in our How to Tape a Hockey Stick guide. How a player tapes a hockey stick varies depending on personal preference. Some players tape from the butt end to the tip of the blade, and others tape specific areas, like just one section of the blade.

What is the best way to tape the top of a hockey stick?

The best way to tape the top of your stick is to build a butt end knob perfectly suited to your grip and style of play. Tear the hockey tape into strips, winding them one by one around the handle until you’ve created the exact size knob you want. Add extra grip by wrapping hockey tape down the handle under the knob. For detailed instructions, refer to our How to Tape a Hockey Stick guidelines.

What is hockey tape used for?

Use hockey tape to add grip to your stick’s handle, shaft, and blade. Some players also tape their fingers or wrists for added support, or use hockey tape to secure their shin guards.

What is the best hockey tape to use?

The best hockey tape to use depends on your personal preference. Howies cloth tapes rank high among our customers, as do cloth tapes from Pride and Renfrew.

What is the difference between hockey tape and athletic tape?

Hockey tape is predominantly an equipment tape designed to add grip and protect stick blades from moisture damage and ice buildup. Athletic tape is used to wrap injuries to fingers or ankles, for example, or to create stability for injured joints, ligaments, or tendons.

Should I use black hockey tape or white hockey tape?

You should use black hockey tape if you want to hide the puck from defenders and goalies. You should use white hockey tape if you want to enhance the visibility of the puck for yourself.