Green Biscuit Packaged Snipe Puck

Great quality and easy to use

Pretty cool puck. I bought it for my son to get some practice in while the rinks are closed for COVID. Didn't think it would work that well, but took a gamble. Works surprisingly well. We're playing on rough asphalt and it slides pretty good. Scrapes up pretty easily though, not sure how long it will last. Takes a hit well, bounces off curbs and cars. You would probably have to have a much smoother street to really get it to feel like it would on ice though. Pretty pricey for a single puck though. Next time I'll just play with an old regular puck.

This thing is great for shooting practice, but just keep in mind that that’s about all. It’s insanely durable, definitely a huge improvement over the original green biscuit in that regard. It also feels impressively similar to shooting a normal pick on ice, but expect it to do some damage to your net as it is very solid.I’ve heard of some construction and QC problems with this puck, but I haven’t experienced any problems with it so I’m not gonna dock stars for that.The original green biscuit is miles better in terms of glide, but this puck is designed specifically for shooting practice so I can understand why they wouldn’t invest more in giving it perfect glide too. Although, it would be nice to see a puck designed for all-round use at some point in the future, I’d definitely be willing to pay more for that.Just make sure you get the right model for your needs: Original for stickhandling / puck control, Snipe for Shooting. Don’t try to use the snipe for stickhandling, and DEFINITELY don’t try to use the Original for shooting... I learned that the hard way.Overall, it’s a great product, and so is the Original. My only complaint is that I wish you didn’t have to switch between them.

Good product I would recommend it if you like hockey

The media could not be loaded.  I love the Green Biscuit Snipe. Green Biscuits are amazing off ice and the snipe allows you to shoot the puck without a high chance of cracking. The Original biscuit would explode if you nailed the post, but the snipe holds up well. After a bit, chips and cracks do occur, and eventually it will break. But hey, you are hitting a metal post with a plastic puck. Highly recommend this product