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Get ready to take your hockey skills to the next level with our collection of hockey passing aids! Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, our products are designed to help you improve your passing accuracy and speed. Our collection includes the Franklin NHL Hockey Passer Set, which is perfect for practicing one-timers and quick passes. We also have the Green Biscuit NHL Team Logo Puck, which is designed to simulate the feel of a real puck on ice, and the Green Biscuit Single Snipe, which is great for practicing shooting and passing accuracy. No matter which product you choose, you'll be on your way to becoming a better hockey player in no time!
$119.99
design& detail: quicken your wrists and sharpen your passing and reception skills at home built tough, this 30 ” passer can take anything you throw at it while lasting for many off seasons it ’s two clamp system makes it compatible with all bauer synthetic, dryland, and multi- sport tiles all ages...
$249.99
design& detail: heavy duty rubber bumpers – durable rubber bumpers along both sides allows you to practice passing, receiving, and rebounding from anywhere on the ice recessed handle – a hidden, recessed handle lets you practice saucer passes over the top of the train aid hidden...
$10.98
WAS: $14.99*
* Here is a good garage or basement drill: set up a bar- high target at one end to shoot at, a ground- level target at the other end for saucer passing, a piece of wood in the middle to shoot and pass over, 2 originals( one at each end), 3 snipes at the low target...
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Steve227
The 2. 0 feels better than the standard snipe puck.
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JBOC
We have dozens of these in my garage. My son lines them up and beats on them and they hold up.
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SilentProphet3
I love Green Biscuits. They are the most authentic and useful training gear for off ice practice!
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gwood117
The `` snipe ''( dark green) is designed for shooting practice. The `` original ''( light green) is designed for quick- hands.( Your best bet for your first purchase is to get the combo pack, one of each, at a slight discount.) The snipe is still OK for stickhandling... a little like using a weighted puck. Scuffing is actually good, and it was designed to scuff which decreases friction just enough. You will get `` strong hands '' stick handling with a snipe. Shooting a snipe is where it really shines... it wo n't break even if you shoot it against a curb or brick wall. It feels as close to shooting a real puck on ice as you will ever get on dry land, and you do n't need fancy tiles or a shooting pad. The snipe is also great for playing catch, especially saucer passes.* Here is a good garage or basement drill: set up a bar- high target at one end to shoot at, a ground- level target at the other end for saucer passing, a piece of wood in the middle to shoot and pass over, 2 originals( one at each end), 3 snipes at the low target end, and( very important) put on some tunes. Starting at the low target end, stick handle the original in between the 3 snipes. Now shoot all the snipes at the bar- high target. Next stick handle the 2nd original around the 3 snipes, wherever they landed. Next saucer the 3 snipes back to the original end, over the piece of wood, at the ground- level target. And repeat. You will probably notice a difference on the ice after two short sessions.
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Jdfrye31
I love the Green Biscuit Snipe. Green Biscuits are amazing off ice and the snipe allows you to shoot the puck without a high chance of cracking. The Original biscuit would explode if you nailed the post, but the snipe holds up well. After a bit, chips and cracks do occur, and eventually it will break. But hey, you are hitting a metal post with a plastic puck. Highly recommend this product.
$26.99
details used for puck handling practice pass the puck off the rebounder to keep passing skills sharp use anywhere for off- ice training for use with a& r® shooting pad( sold
$69.99
performance technologies: extendable arms – each arm extends from 18 ” – 24 ” and allows you to create numerous drill combinations that are great for stick handling, passing, and receiving
$10.99
WAS: $14.99*
great for the player of any age and skill set/level great for street hockey, roller hockey and off- ice training can help develop your stickhandling skills, passing ability for passing and stick handling use only; do not use for...
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Hockeykids23
Love this puck for off ice practice. Kids had hours of fun.
$59.99
experience a “ smooth- as- ice ” feeling while shooting, stickhandling, and passing from the comforts of home. ... pairs well with other bauer training aids like the reactor shot kit and reactor
5
Kyleski
Affordable option to protect your hockey curve against harsh surfaces like concrete. I am taping my blade much less often after practicing garage shots thanks to this.
$18.99
improve your entire game as a combo; original biscuit is used for passing and snipe biscuit for shooting practices, so this combo package helps you fully enjoy both the training hockey pucks premium off ice hockey passer puck; the two pieces of plastic that are...
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Kyleski
The green biscuits are classic. I am impressed with the snipe version as well- less holes in my net than rubber pucks.
4
NEPA Hockey Dad
My son uses these for off- ice training to practice his shot. They work well, but eventually they break.
$10.98
WAS: $12.99*
includes 1 green biscuit™ off- ice puck builds passing and handling skills( not designed for shooting practice) reduces friction and vibration while gliding over rough surfaces works great on concrete and asphalt built with two durable plastic discs around rubber spacers and held...
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Hockey231
Kids and husband enjoy practicing in our driveway with this training pick.
5
Rbear88
Always buy these at Dick ’s and have never had a problem!!!
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eBike Buyer
My nephew recently moved from Florida and has started playing hockey. He is working really hard on and off the ice to become a better player! He was so excited to open the Green Biscuit up as part of his gift. It's worked out great for his off the ice training.
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apple25
My son and his friends have been using them for years now. They play hockey all the time. He is 17.
5
Big_Daddy
We have bought a few of these and they hold up pretty good. We even shoot with them although you are not supposed to and none of them have broken. Good option for just shooting around in the driveway.
$38.99
WAS: $54.99*
challenge your friends and family to epic battles or perfect your one timer with the automatic ball passer! ... complete set shoot train score with this mini hockey set mini hockey automatic ball passer mini hockey shooting target mini hockey goal mini hockey stick...
$33.99
hit the ice with plenty of spare pucks thanks to the a& r puck bag. ... perfect for coaches and equipment managers, the a& r hockey puck bag also features a reinforced over- the- shoulder strap for convenient
$194.99
mixing the newest advancements, characteristics, and design to create the ideal stick for dynamic players searching for a cutting- edge advantage to their game without breaking the
$9.99
irstoneb a& r ... a& r hockey hand stone flat, 280 grit hand stone removes nicks and abrasion from sides and edges of skate blades includes case for safe
$14.99
weight: 5. 2 oz effortlessly slides for play on a variety of surfaces targeted training: built for street, roller, or recreational hockey perfect for off- ice training designed for practicing full- on shooting, one- touch passing, toe- drags, and saucer...
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