Hockey Revolution Dryland Flooring Tiles – MY PUZZLE – Build Your Own Training Platform

★★★★★  Any hockey player can build a training space to stickhandling, shoot, pass on as big or small they need to be. You can start with small area and slowly expand and build on it as time goes on.

★★★★★ Exactly as advertised. Flooring tiles that mimic the smoothness of an ice rink. Of course it's not the same thing and I don't think you'd want adults or anyone but children take slapshots on this flooring. But it's really designed for practicing stick handling and it does that beautifully. Paired with a puck return device it also lets anyone practice their passing accuracy. It'll cost a bit to cover enough space to get really good practice in but if you're serious about getting better at hockey this is a wonderful tool.

★★☆☆☆ I was not a big fan I think for younger kids who just start they would be great but for older kids in high school who have a really hard shot and shoot a lot the board wore out and I have used them for a bout a month and already have chipped the bored so the puck will hit the chip sometimes and isn't smooth anymore

★★★★★ Awesome game. Huge hit at BBQs and tailgating. Well made and extremely easy to set up and break down.***I highly recommend also purchasing some cheap larger pop-up nets to place behind the sauce kits however. (Would be great if the producer sold a kit with them included but I did not see that as an option). Trust me, unless you're all amazing Sauce Gods who never miss (or crazies that really enjoy running after rogue pucks), this is a huge help and you'll be grateful you did.

★★★★☆ I think this game is a lot of fun...I have 2 issues with it the. 1 the item is a over over priced in my opinion. 2 is the black part that lays in front of the net is def going to break if it hit with an Ice Hockey puck that it came with or even a biscuit. I been using soft Mylec type pucks because I don't wanna any broken Ankles or anything else. Other than that, The game is a lot of fun.

★★★★★ My son and I have been playing it in the yard and on the beach. Great fun and looking forward to pulling it out when the team comes over for a BBQ this weekend! I would categorize this along with cornhole, washers or whatever other tailgate games you play.

★★★★★  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.