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Posted by HockeyReviewHQ on Aug 23, 2011

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Posted by Jeremy on Mar 31, 2011

X-Deviator Review

Practicing your stickhandling can sometimes be a bit boring, if you already have pretty good hands then you will quickly get tired of just playing with a puck or stickhandling ball. After perfecting the basic movements any hockey player will want some obstacles to practice stickhandling around, pylons and pucks are usually the first obstacles that players go for, but there is another option…. the...

Posted by Jeremy on Mar 18, 2011

Bauer X60 Hockey Skate Review

The Bauer X60 is the number one skate used in the NHL. Many players in the NHL are sponsored and HAVE to use a certain type of skates, the rest can wear whatever they want and the majority CHOOSE the Bauer X60. The X60 uses a lightweight “tech-mesh” quarter package (on the outside of the skate) and an X-rib pattern that gives it stability and support. On the inside they use a hydramax liner...

Posted by Jeremy on Mar 18, 2011

Bauer X50 Hockey Skate Review

The X50 skate is the skate that is a level down from the Bauer X60. The X60 is the top of the line skate in the Vapor line-up. The vapor X50 uses the X-rib technology which will give the skater better durability and support and will also provide great acceleration and maneuverability. This skate uses the Tuuk lightspeed runner which you will also see on other high end skates from Bauer In order to make the...

Posted by Jeremy on Mar 16, 2011

Shot Tec Review

Having a powerul shot in hockey is a great way to score more goals, there are a lot of training aids out there that promise to improve the power of your shot and the Shot Tec is one of them. In this article we give you a full review of the Shot Tec Purpose – The purpose of the Shot Tec is to strengthen the muscles that are used when taking a wrist shot. It is designed for a fairly specific purpose,...

Posted by Jeremy on Oct 13, 2010

Passmaster Hockey Passing Trainer Overview

In the living room with the PassMaster This is a detailed look at the PassMaster hockey passing aid, keep an eye out for our full review coming soon. The PassMaster is a hockey passing device that can be used on or off the ice to help players improve their passing and shooting. The device is made with heavy metal in order to keep it from moving when receiving and rebounding passes. The rebounding device...

Posted by Jeremy on Jun 12, 2010

EZ Goal Review

We just got an EZ Goal in the mail. This is not just any hockey net though, the EZ goal is advertised as a top quality hockey goal that can be folded up for easy storage and transportation (because we all need more room in our garages) Below you will see our DETAILED EZ goal review. We also have another article where we give you a detailed look at the EZ goal. Taking the EZ Goal to the street We set the...

Posted by Jeremy on Jun 7, 2010

Flypuck Hockey puck review

Flypucks are designed to be used off ice, but slide and feel like a hockey puck does on the ice. Flypucks are the same size as a puck but they come in three different weights. 4 oz, 6 oz ( the same weight as a regulation hockey puck ) and 8 oz. The 4 oz puck is meant for repetition and speed, the 6 oz is meant to match the weight of a real puck and the 8oz puck is to build stickhandling muscles. This is...