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Water-resistant shoes built to keep your feet dry and your traction reliable on wet outdoor courts - a smart pick for spring and fall play. Part of our footwear range.
How to choose: look for a water-repellent upper and an outsole that still grips when the court is damp; size as you would your regular court shoes.
Rain ball hockey shoes have a water-repellent upper and a soft rubber outsole that grips wet asphalt and sport court, so you keep your traction and your feet stay drier on rainy days.
The Knapper AK5 Rain Overshoe slips over your regular ball hockey shoes to add wet-weather grip without buying a second pair.
Yes, but the soft rubber outsole wears faster on dry asphalt. Many players keep a pair of rain shoes and a pair of regular ball hockey shoes and switch based on the weather.
Size them as you would your regular court shoes, with a snug heel and a little room at the toes.
Remove the insoles, stuff the shoes with newspaper and let them air dry away from direct heat. A deodorizer like Captodor keeps them fresh.