Green Biscuit

Green Biscuit Original: The Green Biscuit is an off-ice training hockey puck that will help you and your team develop passing and stick handling skills that will blow your competition away.  The Biscuit weighs about an ounce less than a hockey puck but with the added friction from the concrete or asphalt it acts just like the real thing on ice. Pass the Green Biscuit with your team at dryland and watch your team win more games. Green Biscuit Snipe: The Green Biscuit Sniper puck is an off-ice training hockey puck that will help you and your team develop passing, stickhandling, and shooting skills.  The Biscuit weighs about an ounce less than a hockey puck but with the added friction from the concrete or asphalt it acts just like the real thing on ice. The Sniper Green Biscuit IS designed for shooting -  it has been engineered to withstand the impacts from shooting.  Your surface doesn't have to be perfect for the green biscuit, but the better the surface the better the performance Improve your muscle memory and strength from the comfort of your home.  Puck weighs approximately 5oz. Green Biscuit Pro: The Green Biscuit Pro Training Hockey Puck helps advance stick handling and passing skills off-ice. The rubber grip makes the puck feel more similar to on-ice training. The Green Biscuit Pro weighs 4.7oz making the increased weight more applicable to game time play. Develop better passing and stick handling skills with teammates, such as toe drags, saucer passes, and one-time touch passes.  The grip sides provide a better touch and feel of the puck, which enhances control and training experience. This PRO training puck can be played on any surface but a smoother surface is ideal for optimal performance. The Green Biscuit Pro Training Hockey Puck is primarily a passing and stick handling puck and not meant for shooting on steel goals.  As the puck material is hard, which allows it to slide on the rough surfaces, but as a result it may chip when hitting a steel pipe. Plus the side grip rings will slide off if the puck becomes chipped.  If looking to just practice shooting look at the Green Biscuit Snipe puck.  If using for pick-up street games, just don't ring the post hard.