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I bought this puck for my neighbor and it has made life so much easier.🤣 He plays hockey on his back patio and he loses his green biscuit in our bushes. We searched for hours one day trying to find it. I finally told him you need one that is bright pink so we can find it easier. I went in the house and ordered this one for him. We love it!!

Standard green biscuit only pink. The pink is a bubble gum pink than the hot pink as advised, not the end of the world for me but if you expect the color you've been warned.The bright green and pink biscuits are for passing and stickhandling not shooting! They work best on concrete or a dryland tile system. They do work in the street but get pretty torn up as seen in picture 3.The dark green (aka snipe) biscuit is for shooting but it responds a little different on the dryland tile and had worked best on concrete. The tile behavior is probably the weight of the puck and the fact that my tile is on carpet and has a little more resistance. Haven't abused the snipe in the street yet cause the weather has been awful.. updates to come.If you shoot any of these against a brick wall don't expect them to last, the snipe will outlast the original green (or pink) biscuit.

I am using this for outdoor hockey practice on smooth parking lot asphalt which I noticed no one does anymore. Everyone has gone indoors. Anyway here goes. Puck is nice. Will not roll if you are passing easily to a close stationary person but if you both pick up the pace and practice crashing the net with fast passing then...rolling rolling rolling get that biscuit rolling. My other pro puck does the same. I like it for easy passing practice, and stationery stick handling drills. Just don't expect your breakaways to always go as planned.

I grew up chasing those orange vinyl pucks invariably stood up on edge and rolled away, so these Green Biscuits are, well, game changers. The dual-mass design, rigid plastic, and rounded edges do tame the puck, allowing it to stay flat, even on rough asphalt.

Slides just like ice on the street in front of my house. The green Biscuit Shooter puck doesn’t slide anywhere close to this.

Great product, the pink is slightly faded compared to the photo. But that is fine, I only got the pink because it was cheaper. Great quality and fun to train with.

My son and husband love playing hockey in our driveway. We don't use balls because they tend to roll into the street and the are harder to chase after for little legs. These hockey pucks glide more easily then a regular hockey puck on our driveway and don't roll as fast a ball. Perfect hockey puck for concrete!

This is so great to practice passing with my 5 year old mite on out cement driveway and I am not chasing a ball down the hill anymore.

Product as described. Works well.

My 11 yr old received this for Christmas and already one screw has come loose and and there is big chunks of the puck that have broken off. Less then a month and he can no longer use this.

I bought this puck to play outside, I unfortunately enjoy 15 minutes after touching the post ... Very disappointed with the quality for $ 20.