Ultimate Size Guide for Rink Hockey (EU)
Choosing the correct size is essential for performance, comfort and safety in rink hockey. This guide brings together all sizing information in one place, explained clearly and professionally, based exclusively on European sizes (EU) and real fit criteria.
No centimeters. No Mondopoint. No conversions. Only what truly works on the rink.
1. Rink Hockey Skate Sizes (EU)
How to Choose Your EU Size
- The skate should feel snug but not painful.
- For beginners, comfort is the priority.
- For competitive players, precision and control come first.
- If you are between two sizes:
- Beginners → choose the larger size
- Competitive players → choose the smaller size
Size Guide by Level (EU)
| Level |
Typical EU Sizes |
Recommended Fit |
| Beginner (kids) |
EU 30–36 |
Comfort fit |
| Amateur |
EU 36–41 |
Standard fit |
| Competition |
EU 38–45 |
Snug fit |
Brand Differences (No cm)
- Beginner models → wider and more comfortable fit.
- Mid‑range models → standard fit, balanced comfort and control.
- Competition models → narrower and stiffer for maximum precision.
Signs of the Correct Size
- Heel stays firmly in place.
- No excessive pressure on the sides.
- The foot does not move inside the skate.
- You can flex comfortably without pain.
2. Rink Hockey Stick Sizes
Recommended Length by Player Height
| Player |
Stick Length |
| Kids |
Short stick |
| Youth |
Medium stick |
| Adults |
Standard stick |
Recommended Flex
| Level |
Flex |
| Beginner |
Soft |
| Amateur |
Medium |
| Competition |
Stiff |
Stick Hardness by Position
- Defender → stiffer and more resistant stick.
- Forward → lighter and faster stick.
- Goalkeeper → specific stick, wider and reinforced.
3. Glove Sizes
Size Chart
| Size |
Age / Hand Type |
Fit |
| S |
6–10 years |
Small hand |
| M |
10–14 years |
Medium hand |
| L |
Adult |
Standard hand |
| XL |
Large adult |
Wide hand |
Practical Tip
Choose the size that allows you to grip the stick comfortably without tension.
4. Shin Guard Sizes
Size Guide by Player Height
| Size |
Player Height |
Level |
| XS |
Small kids |
Beginner |
| S |
Tall kids / youth |
Beginner / Amateur |
| M |
Youth / short adults |
Amateur |
| L |
Adults |
Adult |
| XL |
Tall adults |
Large adult |
Correct Fit
Should cover the entire shin without restricting movement.
5. Elbow Pad Sizes
Size Chart
| Size |
Player Type |
Fit |
| S |
Child |
Close fit |
| M |
Youth |
Medium fit |
| L |
Adult |
Standard fit |
| XL |
Large adult |
Wide fit |
6. Helmet Sizes
Size Chart by Age
| Size |
Age |
Fit |
| S |
Child |
Close fit |
| M |
Youth |
Medium fit |
| L |
Adult |
Standard fit |
| XL |
Large adult |
Wide fit |
Fit Check
The helmet should not move when turning the head.
7. Protective Shorts Sizes
Size Chart
| Size |
Player |
Fit |
| S |
Child |
Comfort fit |
| M |
Youth |
Medium fit |
| L |
Adult |
Standard fit |
| XL |
Large adult |
Wide fit |
Conclusion
This guide brings together all rink hockey sizing information in one document, with real, professional criteria and without using centimeters or Mondopoint. It is ideal as a main guide, size HUB and reference for all categories on Hockeyplayer.es.