Hockey Goalie Glove or Blocker Wall Mount | Goalie Gear Storage Solution

Goalie gear takes up serious space, and leaving gloves and blockers on the floor is a recipe for mildew and clutter. This wall mount hook gives each piece its own spot where it can dry properly and stay organized between practices.

The hook design works with both catcher gloves and blockers, cradling them securely without crushing the padding or leather. Mount a pair on your garage wall or locker room space and you've got a clean, functional storage system that keeps expensive gear in better shape. Air circulation around the glove helps it dry faster and cuts down on that damp equipment smell that comes with being a goalie.

Installation takes about two minutes, and you've got two options depending on your setup:

🥅 Screw-mounted: Includes two wall-dog style drywall screws that bite right into the wall without needing anchors or pre-drilling. Just mark your spot, drive the screws in, and hang your gear.

🥅 Skadis pegboard-mounted: Includes Skadis mounts, t-clips, and the tool needed to attach them. Drop it right onto your existing IKEA Skadis pegboard setup without touching a wall.

🥅 Holds goalie glove or blocker securely 🥅 Helps gear dry faster with better airflow 🥅 Quick two-minute setup either way

This mount was originally part of our full Hockey Gear Organization Bundle but works so well for goalie gloves and blockers that we started offering it separately. If you're outfitting a whole gear station, check out the bundle. If you just need a simple solution for gloves, this does the job.

Simple, functional, and it keeps your gear where you can actually find it.

📦 Ships FAST via USPS anywhere in the U.S. 🌍 International customers - please see our eBay store for overseas shipping!

DO NOT EXPOSE TO HIGH HEAT - this plastic is sensitive to temperatures exceeding 150°F. To maintain, simply clean using soap and lukewarm water.

This is a 3D-printed plastic item. Due to variables inherent in the printing process, it may have blemishes, layer lines, and other defects and/or minor sharp, small pieces of plastic which can be harmful if not handled properly. Sharp/rough edges can typically be smoothed with a heat gun or hair dryer, lightly softening the plastic then smoothing with a finger or other object.