13. Off-ice Stickhandling Practice: Green Biscuit

http://bit.ly/m8gfpz - The Green Biscuit is a fantastic puck, designed specifically for off-ice use. Like other stickhandling pucks, it works really well on a smooth surface like Dryland Flooring Tiles, but where it REALLY sets itself apart from other pucks is how it acts on pavement, ESPECIALLY when passing... as you can see in the video!

You can pick up your Green Biscuit here: http://bit.ly/kCWC5s

Other products used in this video:
Dryland Flooring Tiles: http://bit.ly/lR6VHv
Extreme Passer: http://bit.ly/lEKPQB

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Green Biscuit
• Hockey Stickhandling Puck
• Off ice Hockey Training Puck

[school202]

Can u shoot w/ it

[weissie20]

@school202 nope

[beckonband]

I have one of these and they're awesome.

I go down to my local netball courts which are bitumen and it slides really well.

I've had mine about 6 months and apart from the typical wear from sliding across rough surfaces, this thing has no chips out of it and still performs as though it was brand new. Highly recommend this puck.

[weissie20]

@beckonband cool - thanks for the performance report! good stuff!

[ramslaxer2]

fly puck vs green biscuit

[weissie20]

@ramslaxer2 depends on the surface you'll be using it on. on a smooth surface like dryland tiles, i'd go for the flypuck. anything else, green biscuit

[gamerglitcher5464]

how do you keep your hockey tape on your hockey stick with out it ripping

[weissie20]

@89CRAZYCRAZY those are dryland flooring tiles (they're awesome!). a link for more info and to buy is in the description of this vid, and you can search my videos for the full review of these tiles as well.

[89CRAZYCRAZY]

PLEASE REPLY! wheere do you get that sliipery stuuf in your garage?!??! and how much??

[schenndude75]

Do you know the exact weight of the green biscuit?