Coach Jeremy
Content Creator and Hockey Coach at How To Hockey
Jeremy started this site years ago to review hockey training equipment, but has now turned it into a hub for hockey equipment reviews. For recent reviews on hockey sticks, skates, gloves, helmets and more visit the homepage or browse the categories in the menu. For new hockey videos every week you can follow How To Hockey on social media through the links above
Latest posts by Coach Jeremy (see all)
- Try These Shooting Drills with The Extreme Passing Kit - April 24, 2014
- Stickhandling Drills with the Dangler - March 5, 2014
- 5 Shooting Drills With the Extreme Passer Pro - January 26, 2014
A few years ago the Green Biscuit was released and it has quickly become the most popular off-ice puck. The only problem was it was not designed to be shot. If you tried to shoot the Green Biscuit and it hit a post you would probably break it. This is where the Green Biscuit Snipe comes in.
Green Biscuit Snipe Review
Overall Thoughts on The Green Biscuit Snipe
- I was impressed by how much a plastic puck could endure. It did fine with shots close to 80MPH hitting a post directly.
- The feel of the snipe is nice for shooting, although I would not recommend it for continuous shooting, if you want to shoot a lot just use a puck
- On smooth surfaces the Snipe works great, it’s nice because it’s a bit heavier than the original so it adds a little something extra
- On smooth cement it will still work, but will flip up a bit more than the original biscuit
- On rough cement I would not recommend the Snipe, the plastic is a bit softer and tends to catch
- I would recommend the Snipe to anyone who wants to dangle and then shoot. I would only recommend it if you have a smooth area to practice on.
Where to buy the Green Biscuit Snipe
You can get the snipe and other great hockey training aids at HockeyShot.com
