Green Biscuit Original Hockey Training Puck Passing, Toe Drag stickhandling(Color Choice)

Super cool training aid. I use this on my driveway, which is sort of bumpy asphalt, and a nearby tennis court, which has smoother asphalt.It works great on the tennis court, and I imagine if you have access to smooth concrete it would be perfect. On my driveway, I need to be sure to sweep the area I'm training on, because leaves and tiny bits of gravel will get caught between the puck and the asphalt and the puck will flip.The puck gets a little dented up, but it hasn't effected how the puck slides yet. If you have a decently smooth surface to work with, I would definitely give this a try.

I wish i had this puck during my youth. I have to say, its fantastic. Is it perfect, no. But its pretty darn close. This puck is perfect for street hockey, and puck handling and training drills. This is my second Green Biscuit purchase. The first puck lasted my son and I 7 months. We beat it up pretty good. Wrist shots, slap shots, pings off our regulation meta goal. It chipped here and there and eventually cracked down the middle. Its made of a hard plastic, and self balances itself. It really does a great job staying down and it hardly ever rolls on its side. Awesome puck. I will be purchasing the "sniper" version next for sure.

Doesn't glide across floors as billed. Was expecting to be impressed - no real advantage over a regular puck that I can see unless using on carpet perhaps, but why would you let a kid use this in any finished living space without 1st installing bumpers around the room?

I have two sons who play ice hockey. They use green biscuits religiously. Recently there has been been blue biscuits that we had to buy through the pro shop at the ice rink. The blue ones are horrible. They fall apart and don't seem to have any staying power longer than about 2 weeks. So grateful Amazon has the original green biscuits. We will be buying them here from now on!!!

The Green Biscuit is a great product for keeping my kids entertained at the rink when their practices don't coincide. Even if there aren't other siblings around to pass with, it banks nicely off the walls, and slides just as well on the padded surface as it does on the street. So far it's held up to the beatings my 5 year old gives it. Will definitely buy another one once he destroys this one.

My teen grandson has played hockey 8 years. He has used green biscuits for quite a while for land training. I buy these and the stick handling ones each year for his birthday at his request. Guess he likes them!

They're super tough, slide great on asphalt, and the price is better than you'd find at a sporting goods store.Closest thing I've found to a rubber puck on ice as far as weight and performance goes.

We use the green biscuit (the light green one) all of the time. It is perfect for practicing your passing in the street. Great simulation - It feels more like passing the puck on the ice than any other street puck that I have used. The puck is a little heavey for shooting (the dark green biscuit is designed for shooting).