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Hockey Shoes & Trainers

Q: What are hockey shoes called?

Hockey trainers can be called “cleats". They are most commonly known for their presence on football boots, but they are also vital to your agility, speed and precision for field hockey. The cleats improve your grip on the unstable muddy surface underfoot as they are slightly raised studs.

Q: What are hockey trainers?

All shoes for field hockey are designed for shock absorption and offer the stability and cushioning that modern field hockey players need.

Q: Do you need turf shoes to play hockey?

Field hockey can be played on either natural grass, turf or on an indoor surface. It is best to choose your hockey shoes based on which surface you will be playing most on. For both grass and turf, a cleated shoe (non-metal) is advisable.

Our incredible collection of hockey shoes will have you field ready in no time at all. With an impressive range of options including lightweight breathable fabric, water resistance and extra grip that will help you keep your feet where they land when you are going for your goal. With classic adidas 3-Stripes detailing you can be sure of the quality. Designed with performance-enhancing technology our hockey trainers will take your game to the next level and show your opponents you mean business. For the ultimate in comfort, our shoes for hockey offer extra innersole cushioning for those long days on the field. For everything you need to beat the competition, our adidas outstanding collection of hockey trainers have got you covered.

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Hockey Shoes & Trainers AND MORE TO EXPLORE

FIELD HOCKEY SHOES BUILT FOR QUICK REACTIONS

The game changes in a second. So you need hockey shoes that combine cushioning, stability and traction to help you react fast. Some styles use adidas REPETITOR foam to soften impact and support a stable base, while TPU toe caps add protection during close control and challenges. Field hockey trainers with breathable uppers release heat through high-energy play and allow air to flow as the intensity and minutes build. With options for younger players and adults, the range is designed around the demands of the sport at every level.

LESS WEIGHT THROUGH EVERY CHANGE OF PACE

When you're sprinting, stopping and going again, extra weight adds up. Look for lightweight hockey shoes that strip back bulk while still providing the cushioning and control needed for full-match effort. Some styles use adidas Lightstrike cushioning for a light, responsive ride underfoot, paired with a Speedframe lug rubber outsole that combines traction with reduced weight. Ventilating ripstop uppers stay light while letting air circulate, so shoes feel comfortable through long spells of fast, physical play.

EVERY TURN PUTS GRIP TO WORK

Straight-line speed only tells part of the story. Explore the collection of grip hockey trainers designed to help you plant, cut and change course on artificial turf. Purpose-built rubber outsoles use textured or lugged patterns to bite into the surface, while synthetic overlays around the foot manage the sideways forces created by sharp turns. Some performance styles combine this traction with stable cushioning, giving you a grounded base without making movement feel heavy. When the next move can send you in any direction, good grip gives you the freedom to commit to it.

BRING PERSONALITY TO THE PITCH

Bright colours and bold details give your kit a distinctive finish, while classic white field hockey shoes bring a cleaner, sharper alternative. Some players want a look that announces itself, others prefer something more stripped back. Either way, the styling sits on top of serious performance foundations, with cushioning, support and traction doing the work underneath. The result is technical footwear that still leaves space for your sense of style.

A FIT THAT STAYS PUT

Fit matters when you're reaching for a pass, tracking back or opening up for a shot. Adjustable lacing lets you fine-tune the hold around the foot, while some styles add heel stabilisation to limit unwanted movement as the pace shifts. Soft linings and cushioning offer comfort through long matches and training sessions. When your shoes stay securely in place, your focus stays on the game.

Hockey Shoes & Trainers Frequently Asked Questions

What are hockey shoes called?

What are hockey trainers?

Do you need turf shoes to play hockey?