🏒 Hockey Revolution Lightweight Stickhandling Training Aid: Enhance Puck Control, Reaction Time & Coordination - Portable and Adjustable Equipment Review

My enemy is an incredibly dynamic exerciser that you can use off the ice to improve your hands and their coordination in a variety of ways. What is special about this product is that it is adaptable. You can give it any shape you want to achieve different skills while training off the ice pretty much anywhere you want to train. In terms of its construction, it has a number of joints or pivots. And that's what makes it so dynamic and allows you to move around so freely. This distinguishes these…

I am a beer league player and needed a racquet handling tool instead of just using pucks or cones to practice racquet handling off the ice. shapes and positions. It fits easily in your hockey bag so you can warm up before the game. I think using this product is more suited to on ice situations than handling the racquet around the puck or other objects. I'm too tall to stand on it so I wouldn't even try it, but it's held up well using the green biscuit daily. The companion app has some bugs but…

I purchased this product and it works as pictured. It folds/unfolds easily and has the correct spacing between the posts. The build quality is normal - medium quality plastic. There is a companion app that you can download from the Apple App Store or Google Play. The app is really low quality. Some lengths of plastic are color coded with stickers (green, red, and blue). The app lets you start a "workout" - by flashing a random color on your smartphone to indicate a change in risers. That's all.

I thought I had already written a review but I'm glad the company asked me again. I got. I bought it for my son and was recommended by his trainer. I asked what I could do to help him as a beginner and looked at that and the shooting range. My son's coach said that if you're not getting the puck where you want it, it's important to be able to handle the racquet at any level no matter how fast you can skate. must lose contact with the puck and claim it. It's not racquet handling where you just…