Best floor covering for glide

[NiCnoK 61]

I am about to move from my apartment to an official grown-up house with a basement and everything. My current "hockey dojo" (pictured below) is a carpeted spare room, so I put down hockey tiles. In the new place, I'd like something more permanent, like an epoxy.

Has anybody done anything like this in their basement or garage? I'm basically looking for the floor covering with the lowest glide coefficient and the highest ability to stand up to hockey sticks. Also, it'd be a big plus if it were white and looked something like ice.

[IPv6Freely 2092]

If I had a basement (they don’t exist here) I’d be putting in the tiles you can actually skate on. 

[the_game 452]

The tiles you can skate on are expensive, sport court/roller hockey tiles are another option too.

[IPv6Freely 2092]

He didn’t specify cost was an issue. It sounded like he cared more about performance.

[SirJW 207]

Keep an eye out for used sport court for sale. 

[caveman27 208]

There's no permanent hockey surface that I know of. But synthetic tiles can last for years if you want it down for a very long time and just replace the ones that need repair.

https://www.hockeyshot.com/Revolution-Synthetic-Ice-Tiles-p/revolution-tiles.htm