Product Safety & GPSR Compliance

At Rollie Goalie, your safety and satisfaction are our top priorities. We are committed to ensuring that our off-ice goalie training products meet applicable safety requirements, including the European Union General Product Safety Regulation (EU GPSR 2023/988).

Our Rollie Goalie off-ice goalie slide plates are designed for hockey goaltender training on appropriate off-ice surfaces. Customers should follow all product instructions, safety recommendations, and intended-use guidelines.

We work with our designated European Union authorised representative to support regulatory compliance and provide a point of contact for European market surveillance authorities.

Customer Service & Product Safety Inquiries

For questions regarding product safety, proper use, concerns, returns, warranty claims, or general product support, please contact Rollie Goalie directly.

Rollie Goalie Customer Service

Email: info@rolliegoalie.com

Phone: 716-821-0837

Website: https://rolliegoalie.com

Our customer service team is available to assist with product-related questions and concerns.

Please contact Rollie Goalie directly for customer service. Our EU authorised representative is designated for regulatory and product safety matters and does not provide routine consumer support.

EU Authorised Representative

For European market surveillance authorities and regulatory product safety matters:

Easy Access System Europe OÜ

Mustamäe tee 50

10621 Tallinn, Estonia

Email: gpsr.requests@easproject.com

Website: https://www.easproject.com/

Phone: +372 5696 8939

Product Safety Commitment

Rollie Goalie is committed to providing clear product information, appropriate safety instructions, and responsive customer support.

If you experience a product malfunction, discover a potential safety concern, or believe a Rollie Goalie product presents a safety risk, please discontinue use and contact us at info@rolliegoalie.com or 716-821-0837.

We take all reported safety concerns seriously and will investigate and address them as appropriate.

Last updated: 14 October 2026