Hockey Revolution Stickhandling Training Aid, Equipment for Puck Control, Reaction Time and Coordination 2nd generation

★★★★★ I thought I had already written a review but I'm glad the company asked me again.This is probably the most important off, even on, ice tool that I've gotten. I got it for my son and was recommended to me by his coach. I was asking what I can do to help him as a beginning player and was looking at this and a shooting pad. My son's coach said that in any level, stick handling is important, it doesn't matter how fast you can skate if you can't get the puck where you need it.This helps because it forces you to have a set plain where you have to loose contact with the puck and reaquire it. It's not stick handling when you're just rolling the puck, or in this case the ball around, mimicking action. You need a hard line to basically break contact with the puck and anticipate it's trajectory.The app it comes with also makes it fun and less monotonous. Specially with the ability to change angles. Definitely worth it!!

★★★★★  My enemy is an incredibly dynamic training tool you can use off the ice to improve your hands and your hand coordination in lots of different ways. What is so unique about this product is that it is adaptable. You can put it in any shape you want to walk on various different skills while you are off the ice pretty much everywhere where you like to practice. In terms of the ways it has been constructed it has a series of joints or pivet points. And that is what makes it so dynamic and allows you to move around so freely. This is what separates these conserve training aids from fixed training aids.This thing is so compact and incredibly light. It’s a kind of training aid that can travel with you.

★★★★★ Everyone has used stickhandling training aid before , BUT this is the first time I have used it with my ipad and I love it. way more fun than practicing on your own. well kind of , lol you are still alone 🙂

★★★★☆ This is a very good way to improve your touch (and work on peripherally watching the puck). It does not obviously capture the size and shape of a puck but it is definitely a step up from other balls...be they golf, tennis or just doggy chew toys. It seems to be pretty durable and does not bounce like most rubber-based balls. Yet I also have no fear that I will wear out the surface while practicing on rough cement. The only drawback besides the smaller size would have to be the price: It feels a little high for what you get. Still, compared to the cost of actually playing hockey...it is not such a big deal.

★★★★☆ love these for stick handling practice...and so does my dog

★★☆☆☆ The overall feel and size are great, but on the first shot I took the ball got a giant crack in it. Really disappointed in this happening as I literally had it out of the package and on my stick for no more than 5 minutes.

★★★★☆ I use these to wrap my shin guards in soccer. Have used Mueller tape for years. That's my standard. These are the same size and general look, but the weave of the tape is a little looser, which is only a visual thing as far as I can tell. I take 1 star off because the tape isn't very sticky. It's not like it fails, but the last 1-2 inches always comes off during the game, leaving a little tongue hanging off. If conditions were wet, I'm sure they'd come all the way off. Maybe this feature would be good if I used this on my skin for an ankle wrap or the like, but if you use it on top of a sock, expect it to come off a bit. The good news is that the tape doesn't leave a residue when I take it off and taking it off is almost too easy.

★★☆☆☆ I bought this in hopes of taping up my knee but found that the tape itself wasn’t very adherent to my skin. Within minutes the tape had lifted up at the edges and lost its stickiness. I tried to round out the corners and apply pressure for several seconds to encourage a better stick but the tape kept coming off. In addition to this, I could not tear the tape with my fingers and had to use a scissors despite the tape being advertised as easy to tear. While this tape may be ideal for sports equipment, I would recommend it be used on skin.

★★★★☆ The tape is easy to apply around the hand and wrist to enable healing of a sprain. It is also easy to remove.Since one hand is injured, I must use scissors to cut it, and this is difficult since the tape tends to bond to the blade ... so an idea for the manufacturer may be to sell as an option a holder for the tape with a cutting blade similar to that used for Scotch Tape or Packing Tape.