A&R Sports Training Hockey Pucks (6 Pack), Orange

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Product Specifications

A&R Sports weighted training pucks in mesh bag - 6 pk
Heavyweight orange puck (10 oz)
Improves shots and skills
Made in czech
From a and r sports, the leading brand in sports accessories for over 20 years

Product Description

Take your training to the next level this season with our a and R 10 oz. Weighted training puck in a 6-pack mesh bag. Heavier than a standard ice Hockey puck, this training puck can help you improve wrist strength and help to add velocity to your shot as you fire the heavier puck at your target. Orange in color, this weighted puck is easily distinguishable from the standard pucks and is great for training the player of all ages and abilities. From a and R sports, the leading Brand in sports accessories for over 20 years.

Product Reviews

Great for stick handling but not the best for shooting

I love using these for stick handling and improving my forearm strength and I have taken shots with these along with regular pucks and I don’t want people to worry but they do chip a bit easier than regular pucks as they weigh more. Especially if you hit the post or boards often enough. I’ve had some tears on the lining part that is like the bread of a sandwich ,but on the top and bottom parts of the puck on the sides come off. But that’s just aesthetics and they have played the same.In general it’s best to use these for stick handling but it’s not a big deal for using them on shooting.

I’ve trained with these at the rink, but decided …

I’ve trained with these at the rink, but decided to buy my own for home use.They are what I expected except that they don’t weigh 10 oz. as labeled. The six average 8.7 oz with a range of 8.5 - 8.9 oz.

Five Stars

works as it should

Five Stars

Perfect for home training

Five Stars

Great training tool

… can say about pucks but these weighted pucks are great for my kids to improve shooting while practicing in …

Not much you can say about pucks but these weighted pucks are great for my kids to improve shooting while practicing in the garage. Not sure if these would be allowed in public rinks though.