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Old 07-21-2009, 06:55 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by Noir View Post
I'm still skeptical. There's a lot of hockey gimmick products out there. If anything, I'd credit your gains from your consistency of practice and training than the technological advance of a weighted ball (puck alternate).

I'd say get it only if it's inexpensive. However inexpensive is very subjective though. At least for me $30 isn't much of a set back whereas it may be to others.
Your right, my gains is from consistent practice. But I practice at home, on my carpet, and roller pucks/ice pucks don't glide very good on carpet. lol. So this hockey ball was perfect.

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Originally Posted by VancityPimp View Post
I understand where you're coming from, nothing will ever compare to the real thing but ice/rink time is just not an option for me right now. The convenience of being able to practise at home or in the alley is what i'm looking for because let's face it, ice/rink time costs too much and I probably wouldn't be doing it everyday. Basically I would just like to improve my stick handling whenever possible and maybe have a buddy to pass back and forth to.


Is the Stickhandling ball and the FLYPUCK strickly for stickhandling and not passing? I know shooting is out of the question, just curious about passing? Oh and what weighed puck would be more beneficial for me?
I've never used it on concrete, but I don't see it lasting very long on concrete. As far as I know you can use the ball to pass as well. I don't think it's that close to the dimensions of an ice puck like they advertise though.

Yes, golf balls work too. Although they are a bitch to use while on the ice. haha
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