Green Biscuit

[shotty 7]

are they wood? they sure sound like it as they scrape along the pavement

[SouthpawTRK 1]

i believe that they are made out of some type of plastic

[savethechief2011 0]

i believe that they are made out of some type of plastic

yep just a hard green plastic i shoot with mine at home on cement and its still together after almost a year!!! great product!!!

[Scoobersti 0]

I got mine yesterday and I tried it in my garage (smooth cement) and also out in the street. As expected it glided better on the smooth cement but, it was pretty darn good on the street as well. I'd say it works well as advertised!

[puckhoggy 0]

I got mine yesterday and I tried it in my garage (smooth cement) and also out in the street. As expected it glided better on the smooth cement but, it was pretty darn good on the street as well. I'd say it works well as advertised!

glad to hear it works well. still waiting for my order to come in. Only if any hockey retailer around my area had them, or else I'd be grabbing them a lot sooner. Anyone receive their order yet?

[bostonjuniorblackhawks 1]

got mine from iw today and works just as advertised. Very pleased with it.

[puckhoggy 0]

got mine today as well. was trying it out for a bit and was as also impressed. :)

the sound it makes didnt really bother me. was surprised how smooth it glided on the pavement and it did not "pop" up on me once besides when i wanted it to when i tried to lift it over someone else's blade. highly recommend this product to others who are thinking about purchasing an off-ice tool to improve stick handling/passing. i just hope it does not wear out very quickly as i am in awe with it already with just using it for 10min. can't wait to try out those saucers with it. Also wanted to add Tom of Green Biscuit was a pleasure to deal with when i ordered directly from the company.

im glad i bought 2 just in case something did happen to one of them lol :)

Edit- had a chance to use it with someone else. There were some errant passes and the biscuit became a bit loose when it hit some hard things lol. Can I screw the bolts tighter? And what tool to use? Lol the gap between the two plastic materials become wider when I put pressure on any given pt.

[BlackIce 1]

I just got my two green biscuits today. Wow, I'm impressed. This is a good product. Way better than the Fly Puck (it's garbage). Smart ball is good but it's not a puck. I used the green biscuit in the garage on smooth concrete and it slid very well. For those in "the know", why hasn't the owner/distributer really pushed this product? Is it new? It's fantastic. My only concern is the durability of it. Well, time will tell.

[jimmy 194]

Durability is great. It's not meant for shooting, just stickhandling and passing. Still, I know people who shoot it and when it does break, they just spend the $9.99 and get another one.

[ice365 0]

I received my two biscuits last night a had about 10 minutes to play around with them.

So far the indication is showing positve results on concrete and works very well on synthetic ice. I will try them on pavement with my sons tonight.

Cheers,

[ice365 0]

Tried it last night on pavement and it works well.

I like it and would recommend it.

Cheers,

[MsConduct55 0]

I've used one for about a year. It's a good thing to have while waiting around outside the rink. I've had a few roller kids use it as well to see how they liked it and they had a blast.

[mxihockey 0]

I got one at Pure Hockey today and just tried it out on my street. THIS THING IS AMAZING. If you don't have one yet buy it!

[Xion 0]

I know this is reviving an old topic, but I figured I might as well keep this in one place for simplicity's sake.

The puck is absolutely great, ive been playing with mine for a few weeks now, but as a heads up it doesn't slide well on a tennis court. I know it sounds counter intuitive, but the sandpaper-like surface of the court slows the puck down faster than something like pavement or parking garage cement.

[hockeypro8791 0]

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