Green Biscuit
Why I love it
The Green Biscuit slides THE BEST on almost any surface. You can use it outside on cement or ashphalt and it works better than any other off-ice puck I have tried.
Price
The Green Biscuit sells for $12.95, you can get discounts if you buy in bulk. I recommend buying a few so you can have one in your hockey bag, one at home, and a backup in case you lose or break one.
Where to Buy
You can get the Green Biscuit on this page on HockeyShot.com and it is also available here on Amazon.com (free shipping for orders over $25)
My Green Biscuit Review
In this video I tested out the Green Biscuit, I meant for it to be a review, but I just loved the thing so much I kind of turned it into a commercial, haha. Seriously though, every hockey player should own one of these!
Other People’s Reviews
Here’s what other people are saying about the Green Biscuit
On Amazon it has 24 5 star reviews and 3 4 star reviews. From my own experience the only disadvantage is that you should not shoot it (it could break) and it’s loud.
Surpassed expectations – “It slid right over cracks and everything staying perfectly flat. You can do everything from toe drags to saucer passes”
Amazing! – “I got this puck because I practice a lot more in my unfinished basement than I do at our rink. (It’s 30 miles away from home). When I got it, I was in awe of how smooth it glided on the concrete. I can stickhandle, stickhandle, stickhandle”
It certainly works well – “I’m no hockey player but I suck a lot less after working with this, I bought 3. I’m kinda looking forward to busting one so I know it’s limits, it’s slammed into the curb pretty hard along with my makeshift passer made of 25lb weights”
Buy it on this page on HockeyShot.com or here on Amazon.com
The green biscuit is a hockey training puck that is designed to be used on surfaces such as pavement and asphalt, but feel like a real puck on ice. You can get information about the Green Biscuit below, and also on our full Green Biscuit Review
The green biscuit is the exact same size as a regular hockey puck, however slightly lighter. The green biscuit is made lighter than a normal puck because of the added friction of rough surfaces. The increased friction makes the green biscuit feel heavier, thus a lighter off ice puck will better match the feel of a regular puck on the ice.
The advantages of using a green biscuit are
- Slides smoothly on rough surfaces
- Does not flip up easily
- Great for practicing passing on any paved surface
- Very similar to the feel of a puck on the ice
- Better than many other off ice alternatives
Every hockey player knows the feeling of skating with a hockey puck on the ice. It slides forever, doesn’t flip all over the place, travels in a straight line, and there is very little friction involved. The properties of a hockey puck on ice are very hard to replicate, so if you want to practice off ice, you need a good product. We think the green biscuit does a great job of reproducing the feel of using a puck on ice. For more information ( and a cool video) you can read our review of the Green Biscuit
Order Info
If you would like to purchase the green biscuit then visit the hockey shot site.
Canadians – Green Biscuit Page
Americans -Green Biscuit Page
Don’t forget to use our coupon for orders over $100. Hockey Shot coupon code – HOWHCKY001
Jeremy Rupke
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hey Jeremy can you make a review of the green biscuit snipe. thanks ☻
hey Jeremy can you make a review of the green biscuit snipe. thanks ☻
Jeremy any reviews on the new green biscuit that’s out?
I’m just waiting for the weather to clear up a bit so I can test them when it’s a bit warmer out.
hey i love the green buiscuit but i have one question about my shot, see i do everything your video says to do but my shot doesn’t go of the ice please help
where can i find a fly puck too
I’ve got a link for the Green Biscuit at the bottom of this article, you can get the Flypuck there as well
where can I buy a green biscuit because I realy want one!!
When my family plays roller hockey on our driveway we like to use that to play with because it is great for stickhandling on the rough cement. We dont shoot high because we dont wear breezers or shoulder pads, so it is great for shooting on the ground!
Will the green biscuit break if it hits the post or a wall really hard.
can you shoot it?
It will break eventually if you shoot it against a hard object. I only recommend it for stickhandling, not shooting
Is the green biscuit for shooting to or just stick handling and passing?
I to live in latvia .can i purch to
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