HOCKEY WRAP AROUND Weighted. Hockey Wrap Around Ice is a formulated piece of plastic designed to maximize durability and flexibility on your hockey sticks! Weights approximately 39 grams and fits both left and right-handed Senior, Intermediate, and Junior sticks. Slap shot ready when taped. Enhances surfaces you play on and attempts to replicate the feel of on-ice stickhandling. Weighted.- HOCKEY WRAP AROUND Weighted.
Hockey Wrap Around Ice. Hockey Wrap Around Ice is a formulated piece of plastic designed to maximize durability and flexibility on your hockey sticks! Weights approximately 39 grams and fits both left and right-handed Senior, Intermediate, and Junior sticks. Slap shot ready... - Hockey Wrap Around Ice.
6" Weighted Orange Cone. The Compact sized, easy to carry 6-Inch weighted cone by Pro Guard is great for Hockey or Lacrosse Practices. This cone is stackable and is made in safety orange color.... - 6" Weighted Orange Cone.
HOCKEYSHOT Extreme Hockey Radar 2.0. The HOCKEYSHOT Extreme Hockey Radar 2.0 features an effortless set up, and is easy to view as you train your howitzer shot. It even features audio if you would prefer to leave your head down and keep firing.... - HOCKEYSHOT Extreme Hockey Radar 2.0.
Franklin NHL One Timer Hockey Passer. Perfect your shot with the Franklin Sports NHL Automatic Hockey Passer! This helpful training aid shoots a ball every 6 seconds at 18 mph! An LED light indicates when each ball is coming. Ideal for improving shooting and stopping skills!... - Franklin NHL One Timer Hockey Passer.
Heavyweight (10 oz.) Ice Hockey Training Puck. Heavyweight 10oz hockey puck great for developing strength and quickness of hands.... - Heavyweight (10 oz.) Ice Hockey Training Puck.
Smart Hockey Training Puck. The Smart Hockey Training puck is the newest addition to SmartHockeyA(R) Training Systems used by pro, collegiate, and junior level players across North America and Europe for off-ice skill development.The Smart Hockey Training Puck helps players dev... - Smart Hockey Training Puck.
