
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
We get a lot of questions when it comes to picking the best off ice training puck so we decided to do a video about which off ice puck is the best. After thoroughly reviewing the Green Biscuit and Flypuck and using these pucks a lot we were able to determine the advantages and disadvantages of both pucks.
Advantages of the Flypuck
- Comes in three different weights (work your muscles, and your repetition)
- Very durable design
- Better for shooting
- Slides well on smooth surfaces
Disadvantages of the Flypuck
- Even though it is more durable than the Green Biscuit it is still possible to break it with a very hard shot to the post (not likely to happen with younger players though)
- Tends to flip up when used on rough surfaces like cement and asphalt
Advantages of the Green Biscuit
- Slides great on ALL surfaces (slides better than any other off ice puck)
- A bit lighter than a normal puck, but with the added friction of off-ice surfaces it feels heavier so it feels a lot like a puck does on the ice
- Great for developing soft hands
Disadvantages of the Green Biscuit
- Not as durable as the fly puck
- More likely to break if you shoot it again a hard object (goal post)
- Two piece design makes it a bit noisy
Flypuck vs Greeen Biscuit Review
Where to buy the Flypuck and Green Biscuit
You can get both of these products and many more stickhandling aids at Hockeyshot.com