Green Biscuit Original Hockey Training Puck Passing, Toe Drag Stickhandling - NHL Official - Perfect Street Hockey Puck for Street, Roller or Recreational Hockey and Off-Ice Training - Green

Green Biscuit Original Hockey Training Puck Passing, Toe Drag Stickhandling - NHL Official - Perfect Street Hockey Puck for Street, Roller or Recreational Hockey and Off-Ice Training - Green

• PRACTICE YOUR MOVES AT HOME/ANYWHERE; Slides effortlessly on virtually any rough surface so you can play on driveways, parking lots, streets, basements, tennis courts, etc
• STAYS FLAT; Won’t tumble or flip over; For Passing Practice Only
• FAST HANDS LIKE THE PROS; Helps develop confidence and improve the three primary stickhandling skills; One-Touch passing, Toe-Drags, and saucer passes
• CREATED BY NHL PROS FOR EVERYONE; Perfect for street, roller or recreational hockey and off-ice training. Plays on the street like a real Puck on ice; TOM PEDERSON: a 240 game NHL veteran for the San Jose Sharks and the Toronto Maple Leafs Created The Green Biscuit!
• FIND THE RIGHT BISCUIT FOR YOU; For passing and stickhandling practice only. Do not use for shooting practice- See our Snipe Pucks for shooting practice or get the combo; We also have Passing and Shooting practice pucks with your favorite NHL TEAMS and Flags on them; Search for Green Biscuit + your team!

Green Biscuit Training Hockey Pucks are designed to simulate the feel of real-ice hockey pucks. The Original Green Biscuit puck features a two piece design that is intended to absorb vibrations, making the puck glide on concrete, asphalt, and other surfaces similar to a real puck on ice. The ORIGINAL is intended for stick handling and passing skills and should not be used for shooting. The ORIGINAL weighs in at around 4.6 oz., slightly lighter in weight than a standard puck (6 oz). The lighter weight of the ORIGINAL ensures its movement simulates an ice puck when traveling across higher friction surfaces such as concrete, asphalt, etcetera. Roller Hockey players will also love the Green Biscuit Pucks as their travel more closely simulates play on indoor roller-hockey rinks.