Quick answer
The best floorball gift under €100 is the one the player will use every week. For most players that is the Extreme Floorball Stickhandling Trainer (€69) or an 8-pack of Extreme Floorball Tiles (€79), because they work in a hallway or bedroom. If the player already has a goal, choose the Shooting Targets (€34) or the Shooting Pad 120x60 cm (€59). Every item below costs less than €100, and each one comes with a plan for the first session.
Key takeaways
- Five training products cost under €100: Shooting Targets (€34), Shooting Pad (€59), Stickhandling Trainer (€69), Tiles 8-Pack (€79) and Floorball 50-Pack (€89).
- Match the gift to the space. No garage means no goal; choose tiles or a trainer.
- For a player without a goal, the Stickhandling Trainer is my first pick. It folds and fits a bag.
- For a player with a goal, the Shooting Pad or the Targets are the quickest upgrades.
- Do not guess a stick. Length, flex and grip side are personal.
- Free shipping applies on orders over €300 in the EU, so a single gift under €100 may have a shipping cost at checkout.
What can you buy for under €100?
I have coached players of all ages, and the gifts that survive past January are rarely the biggest. They are the ones that remove a small obstacle: no flat surface, no target, not enough balls. Better Floorball is a Swedish brand, and we sell directly, with no middlemen, so even our entry products are designed in Sweden and tested for maximum durability. Here is the whole under-€100 range in the EU store.
| Gift | Price | What it does | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Extreme Floorball Shooting Targets (set of 3) | €34 | Gives you corners to aim at in a full-size goal | Players who own a goal |
| Extreme Floorball Shooting Pad 120x60 cm | €59 | A smooth 120 x 60 cm surface for wrist and drag shots | Players who shoot on rough floors or outdoors |
| Extreme Floorball Stickhandling Trainer | €69 | Foldable trainer for dangles and ball control | All ages, any small space |
| Extreme Floorball Tiles 8-Pack | €79 | 0.9 m² snap-together surface (8 tiles of 33 x 33 cm) | A first home training surface |
| Floorball 50-Pack | €89 | Enough balls for a long shooting session | Shooters with a goal and a net |
The tiles, the trainer and the targets are Made in Europe. If your budget is a bit bigger, take a look at our Christmas gift guide, and for the whole shop see the best sellers collection.
Which gift suits which player?
| Player | First choice | Why | Add-on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Child, 6–9, starts floorball | Stickhandling Trainer (€69) | Fun, short sessions, any room | Tiles 8-Pack (€79) later |
| Player, 10–13, has a goal | Shooting Targets (€34) | Gives each shot a purpose | Shooting Pad (€59) |
| Teenager who wants a harder shot | Shooting Pad (€59) | A smooth floor makes shots consistent | Floorball 50-Pack (€89) |
| Adult with a small flat | Tiles 8-Pack (€79) | A true surface for a few square metres | Stickhandling Trainer (€69) |
| Parent buying for a coach or team | Floorball 50-Pack (€89) | Useful for any team session | Shooting Targets (€34) |
If you only have €35
Take the Shooting Targets (€34). They fit any full-size goal (160 x 115 cm), install in about 10 seconds and make any shooting session more fun. They are only useful if the player already has access to a goal, so ask first.
If you have around €60
Take the Shooting Pad 120x60 cm (€59). It is 5 mm thick, has a built-in handle and is treated with a UV coating, so it can be carried to the garden and used outside all year. It suits players who have a goal and a net but no smooth floor.
If you have around €70–80
Take the Stickhandling Trainer (€69) or the Tiles 8-Pack (€79). This is the sweet spot of the whole guide. The trainer is customisable, folds and goes in a bag. The tiles give a smooth, snap-together surface that you can extend later, and they are suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
If you are close to €100
Take the Floorball 50-Pack (€89) for a shooter who has everything else, or combine two cheaper items. Only one pair stays under €100: the Shooting Targets (€34) with the Shooting Pad (€59). Every other pair adds up to more.
Coach Erik's tip: A gift under €100 has a better chance than a big one, because it asks for less space and less commitment. Make it easier by writing a three-line plan on a card: "10 minutes a day, 3 days a week, start tonight." A small plan does more than a big box.
How do you make a €69 gift into a habit?
Use this first-session plan when the gift is the Stickhandling Trainer or the tiles. It takes 15 minutes.
- Set up (2 minutes). Put the trainer or tiles on a flat floor. Let the player do the building. Cue: owning the setup builds ownership of the habit.
- Warm-up (3 minutes). Side steps, arm circles and 20 slow touches with the ball from side to side.
- Challenge 1 (4 minutes). Figure-eights around the trainer or two marks. 30 seconds on, 15 seconds off, 4 rounds. Watch for: eyes glued to the ball. Ask the player to call out a number you show with your fingers.
- Challenge 2 (4 minutes). Through-the-legs touches and small turns. Count your best score in 30 seconds.
- Finish (2 minutes). Write the best score on a card. Tomorrow's goal is to beat it by one.
For more drills, see floorball stickhandling at home and floorball drills for small spaces. For shooting gifts, floorball shooting drills at home has ready-made sessions.
What should you not buy?
A stick is the most common wrong gift. Length, flex and which side of the body the blade is on are personal. If you want to give one, ask the coach, and read how to choose a floorball stick together. We do not sell sticks. If a goal is on the wish list, note that a goal needs a net, and both together cost more than €100. The goal buying guide and net buying guide explain the sizes.
Other lists you may want: floorball gifts for kids and small floorball gifts and stocking stuffers.
Common mistakes
- Buying a stick as a surprise. It may be wrong in size, flex or grip side. Fix: give a training product, or ask the coach.
- Buying shooting gear for a player without a goal. Fix: ask a parent or the coach, or choose the trainer or tiles.
- Forgetting the space. A hallway needs tiles or a trainer, not a net. Fix: measure about 1 m² before you order.
- Two small gifts that do not fit together. Fix: pick one clear use, such as stickhandling or shooting.
- Not planning the first session. Fix: give a short plan with the gift.
- Buying before checking the space. Fix: measure the hallway, garage or garden spot before you order, especially for tiles and pads.
FAQ
What is the best floorball gift under €100?
For most players, the Extreme Floorball Stickhandling Trainer (€69) or the Tiles 8-Pack (€79). Both work in a small space and are used at once. If the player has a goal, the Shooting Pad (€59) or Shooting Targets (€34) are good picks.
Which floorball gift is best for a child?
The Stickhandling Trainer (€69) is a fun, compact choice for ages 6 and up. It folds, so a child can use it in a bedroom or a hallway. Keep sessions short, about 10 to 15 minutes.
Can I buy more than one gift for under €100?
Yes. The Shooting Targets (€34) and the Shooting Pad (€59) together stay just under €100. Both make most sense for a player who already has a goal and a net.
Are the gifts suitable for outdoor use?
The tiles are suitable for indoor and outdoor use, and the Shooting Pad is UV-treated and can be used outdoors all year. Always add a net when you shoot outside to avoid lost balls.
Should I give a floorball stick as a gift?
Only if you know the length, shaft flex and grip side. Otherwise a training product is safer. The player can choose the stick later with the coach.
Does the EU store offer free shipping?
Free shipping applies on orders over €300 in the EU. A single gift under €100 is below that, so check the shipping cost at checkout.
Summary
Under €100 you can give a stickhandling trainer, a set of tiles, a shooting pad, shooting targets or a 50-pack of balls. Match the gift to the space and to what the player already owns, avoid sticks as surprises and include a short plan for the first session. More ideas are in the Equipment Guides hub, and you can follow us on Instagram @better_floorball.
