Green Biscuit Training Puck - Original

Green Biscuit Original is without a doubt the world’s most popular skill development puck for off-ice training. It is specifically designed to mimic the feel of a real ice hockey puck on ice, but optimized for use on hard surfaces such as asphalt, concrete, and driveway pavement.

Thanks to its patented two-piece construction, it absorbs vibrations and unevenness in the surface, which means it stays flat and never bounces or tips over when you practice your passes and dekes.

Description 📝

Green Biscuit Original is revolutionary for players who want to develop their stickhandling outside the rink. It weighs slightly less than a standard puck to compensate for the higher friction on land, giving an extremely realistic feel in the hands. The puck is made up of two plastic plates held together by moving rivets — a design that works like a shock absorber and keeps the puck stable even on rough surfaces.

Note: The Original model is designed for passing and stickhandling. For hard Shooting training, Green Biscuit "Snipe" is recommended.

Features ✨

• Patented design: Two-piece construction that eliminates vibration and bouncing.
• Optimal glide: Glides on asphalt just as well as a regular puck does on ice.
• Perfect weight: Designed to simulate the feel of a 170g game puck off-ice.
• Visibility: The iconic green color makes it easy to track during fast-paced drills.

Benefits ✅

• 📍 Train anywhere: Works great on the driveway, parking lot, or basement floor.
• ⚡ Better technique: Develops soft hands and faster puck control.
• 🤝 Realistic passes: Delivers an authentic feel on receptions and hard passes.
• 💪 Durability: Impact-resistant plastic built to withstand thousands of passes.

Summary 🏒

If you want to take your stickhandling to the next level, Green Biscuit Original is a must-have in your training bag. It removes the frustration of bouncing pucks on asphalt and lets you focus fully on your movements. It’s no accident that this puck is used by everyone from youth players to NHL pros to keep their game sharp year-round.