🏒 Hockey Stick Blade Wrap Around Protector for Off Ice Training - Enhancing Hockey Accessories for Practice, Gift, Equipment, and Gear Review

I was a bit skeptical but got it. This thing and a green cookie are an absolute must for anyone who wants to train outside but doesn't want to mess up their racquet. Stop reading reviews and just buy.

Bought for my kid who plays college hockey. He goes out every goddamn day with this thing on his stupid expensive cane and it doesn't get a single scratch thanks to this non-taped thing. Fits well, good quality and fast delivery. I recommend and will buy again. .

This thing is garbage. It doesn't stay on the blade of my Sherwood Composite Stick and keeps spinning after every hit. I ended up spending more time fixing it than taking pictures outside in the driveway. The seller replied with two words "use the tape". Right. It goes in the trash.

I have a True A 4.5 SBP stick and installed it on the base with no problems. The instructions are very clear that you need to seal the stick with tape after attaching this product. I've never had a problem with slipping or anything like that. When I first used this product, I felt a little different when handling the stick. After gluing it tighter, I didn't notice any difference in feel or weight. I use it for off ice training. I glued this over the existing tape and then over it. When I take…

This saved my sanity during social distancing! I got one early in self isolation and was able to pass the puck across the street with a hockey buddy and it saved us both from going insane. Some of our neighbors were very jealous because they just broke their sticks on the cement. You won't even notice how the wand is coiled and it does a great job. I just bought one as a gift for my 68 year old stepdad who has played hockey all his life. He's so happy to be able to play outside and maintain his

This is one of the most useful outdoor hockey products; I'm more comfortable with higher quality poles outdoors. The extra weight on the stick isn't very noticeable after some practice, but can be a factor after 2-3 hours (I don't think the average player plays that long). I have 2 WrapArounds Black Ice, one of which has lasted over 3 months on tarmac and could last 3 more. Used more than 5 hours per week. I can say firsthand that it's perfect for the True Hockey TC3, Warrior-Yakupov, and…

I've been using this hockey cap for a little over a year. I have tried this new "stronger" version but unfortunately the new plastic they are using may be a step backwards. I've been playing outside with another teammate several times a week during lockdown. We played on a relatively flat concrete surface. The original packaging lasts 2 to 5 riding hours. This new version blew up in the middle of my second session. Concrete can be rough for products. This product protects your blade from wear…

This is my second Hockey Wrap Around purchase. The first is over a year old and still has plenty of life (I use it on multiple racquets and would like one for the street). without damaging the blades of the stick. It is very easy to install and remove and fully protects the racquet face. I highly recommend this product if the hockey player in your family wants to get the most out of their hockey sticks. Suitable for blades of all sizes. It protects the racquet face on all surfaces. This is a…

Mixed thoughts on it. I glued the stick according to the instructions. The front of the blade shoots well - this affects the curvature of my p92 blade, flattening it slightly and making it difficult to lift. It's okay, just shot in the garage, not critical for high accuracy. But the backhand is a different story. It's very difficult to shoot backwards with it, at least with an n92 curve. It rarely rises properly; it doesn't have that nice swirling sauce on the back; it's more knuckles your way…