Hockey WrapAround, Off Ice Hockey Stick Protector, Hockey Training and Practice Aid

★★★★★ This is one of the most beneficial products for outdoor hockey; I'm more comfortable using higher quality sticks on the street. The added weight on the stick isn't very noticeable after some practice but can be a factor after 2-3hrs (I don't imagine the average player does drills as long as that).I own 2 WrapArounds Black Ice, one of which has lasted over 3 months on asphalt and could last 3 more. Lots of stick handling, shooting, toe drags, on and off skates. Gets used 5hrs+ per week.I can give firsthand accounts that it fits True hockey TC3, Warrior-Yakupov and Bauer-Kane88 perfectly. However, curves with a small toe are trickier to tape i.e. Bauer-Toews14I tape heel-to-toe to cover the entire blade (some guys are minimalists).Highly recommend

★★★★★ I love how this lets me use my expensive ice hockey stick on the street to practice stickhandling and shooting. It is much better for stickhandling and pretty good for shooting. I would recommend getting some 3M double sided tape to keep the ICE wrap around in place. Doing this lets you tape the blade horizontally, and it keeps tape off the pavement which will slow you down until it wears away.

★★★★★ Got this for my kid that plays varsity hockey. He is outside every fricking day with this thing on his stupid expensive stick and not a tiny little scratch on it thanks to the thing without even taping it into place.Good fit, good quality, and delivered promptly.I recommend and will be buying again.

★★★★★      The reason we love this training aid is that we can put it on any surface possible. Use them anywhere how ever you want, train away from the ice at home , in the garage or basement. Use green biscuits or real hockey pucks.

★★☆☆☆ It's just ok. The tension of the bungie needs to be much stronger/tenser. I added a second stronger bungie and pucks still get stuck behind it. I ended up replacing it with another companies better designed (extreme) passer. ;). It might work ok if you are like 10 or younger but if you are an adult who played D1 or college etc you'll be disappointed.

★★★★★ This is so great for our basement hockey practice zone. Lightweight and easy to move around but not cheap or flimsy. Even our toddler loves to grab her little hockey stick and do a few pass through a.

★★★★★  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.

★★★★★ 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!!

★★★☆☆ Does the job, but it's not very durable at all and slides all over the place on tile/concrete. You have to be flawless or you'll be moving it back into place at every mistake. The video I saw showed a player standing on it without breaking. If you stand on this version, it will crack. The app is a bit glitchy, but it works for the most part. Good for working on eye/hand coordination by not looking at the puck/ball because you're staring at the screen. I purchased this because it's adjustable and you can move it into zig zags, straight lines, or U shape. For that purpose alone, it's worth picking up. 3 stars for durability and being too light.