🏀 FlickGlove Basketball Shooting Aid: Enhance Shot and Form with Set of 3 Silicone Strap Resistances Review

But I don't think it's very useful. I hardly notice it's there or that my shot is different when using it. Probably wouldn't recommend it.

The glove's rubber material broke on one finger when my son tried to take it off his hand after the first use. And with no refund or replacement policy, I ran out of the $15 with no shot enhancement.

I bought two of these for my boys. They definitely help with their shot. However, they've only used them a couple of times and one of them had already snapped. I'm very disappointed because my kids love them and they really have been a great learning tool. I just wish they were better.

I never thought something so small would improve my basketball skills. Once I put it on it fit perfectly. It was a bit crowded but it helped me warm up and prepare for the ball. I don't usually write reviews but I love this product and think everyone should try it. Removable glove really works!

I like flip-up gloves. At first I was worried it would ruin my ball control, but it's small and comfortable and doesn't affect how I hold the ball at all. It's also not too motion-resistant, which is nice. This gives you enough power to play where it doesn't feel unnatural. I think for beginners or people in general who need help with finishing, this product should be bought.

I bought this product for my son who recently started playing basketball. I was looking for a product that would help him improve Jumpshot's mechanics. This item forces him to restrain his shots. It's important to teach the basics from an early age and the gloves have made my job so much easier. Now that I'm not around and he's using his patch gauntlets, he gets a constant reminder that makes him follow behind the gauntlet. I would definitely recommend this product to athletes working on…

My son has been playing ball for about 5 years. Still young and developing his technique. During training, he uses other tools to help him, but this is not one of them. It has drastically changed his throw and I'm not sure if he's only 12 and not big enough, or if it's just not the right tool. He can't use it right now anyway, and it's definitely not the 'instant' upgrade as advertised, but it's not expensive either, so no harm done. Might just give it to an older cousin and see if it helps…