Made for the HockeyForm app
HockeyForm Stand
Film every shot from the perfect spot — and let the app see every puck go in.
Buy — SEK 399- Delivered in 3–5 business days in Sweden, 5–10 in the EU and Norway
- 14 days to change your mind
- Secure checkout

What you get
- Height
- 18–67 in (45–170 cm)
- Folded
- 20 in (50 cm), in its carry bag
- Legs
- Aluminum, with flip locks you can open wearing gloves
- Feet
- Non-slip rubber
- Phone clamp
- Fits phones in a case, 2.2–3.8 in (56–97 mm) wide; turns upright or sideways
- Windy days
- A hook under the column for your bag or a weight
In the box
- HockeyForm Stand with phone clamp
- Carry bag
How it works
- 1
Set up the stand
About 3 m out to your stick side, a little behind you, phone upright.
- 2
Wait for the green check
HockeyForm tells you when you and the net are in view.
- 3
Shoot
Every shot is counted, scanned head to toe and scored in the net.

What your phone sees
From the stand, HockeyForm scans you from head to toe and marks the top corners of the net — then follows each shot in.
- Your body: feet, knees, hips, shoulders, hands, head
- The top corners — 3 points
Learn to shoot like a pro.
HockeyForm films you on the shooting pad, counts every shot and shows you — head to toe — what to fix.
Get the appCounts every shot
Just shoot — no tapping, no counting in your head.
Head-to-toe analysis
Feet, knees, hips, shoulders, hands, head and release — every shot measured against the pro range.
Points for the corners
With the net in view it follows each puck into the net — a top corner scores 3 points.
A coach in your ear
Right after each shot a short spoken tip: “Bend your back knee.” “Top shelf!”
Questions
What do I need?+
An iPhone, the HockeyForm app and something that keeps the phone still beside you — the HockeyForm Stand is made for exactly that.
Does it work outdoors and in the garage?+
Yes. The app needs to see you and the net; in low light keep the pad well lit so the puck stays sharp.
Where do my films go?+
They stay on your phone. See our Privacy Policy.
