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Hockey Stickhandling Balls
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Stickhandling Balls by Snipers Edge can help you get everything you need to be a better stickhandler: strong wrists, speed, better vision, and realistic on-ice feel. Practice toe drags, wrist roll, split vision, range of motion, and puck control.
Keep the Skillz ball in your bag for to warm up your hands prior to the game, or practice top hand wrist roll or figure-8 patterns at home. This ball is lightweight, yet made from dense HDPE materials.
The ice ball is perfect to warm-up the hands and eyes prior to a game, or for off-ice stickhandling practice.
The Muscle Ball is 3 times the weight of a puck (18.85 oz), and designed to help players develop the hand and wrist strength needed to become a stellar stickhandler.
The balls works great on all surfaces including wood, tile, concrete, asphalt, or even carpet.
Great for pre-game warm ups or off-season practice. They work on most surfaces and can help you become the BEST dangler in the show. Try alone, or with our SweetHands stickhandling trainer!
Each ball has a specific size/color and training objective. Purchase individually or the entire 4-ball set.
Dominate the Puck
Light-weight stickhandling balls designed to replicate puck feel for off-ice training at home, or pre-game warmups.
Develop stronger wrists, better puck control, improve eyes up stickhandling, work on toe drags, and increase range of motion.
Suitable for for hockey flooring, or other surfaces such as rubber flooring, wood, concrete, asphalt, or even carpet!
Sold as individuals or a 4-ball set.
Don't just take our word for it...see for yourself.
Stickhandling Balls for However you Train.
Skillz
Your everyday stickhandling buddy for pre-game warm-up or off-ice training.
Similar weight and feel as a regular puck, despite being only 3 oz (85g).
Ideal for working on the correct stickhandling form and technique while training at game speed.
ICE
Similar puck feel as a regular puck despite being only 3 oz (77g).
The clear materials cause the player to rely on puck FEEL more than sight, and reinforces the all-important "eyes up" stickhandling technique.
Also great for pre-game warmups.
Muscle
Designed to help players develop the hand and wrist strength needed to become a stellar stickhandler.
3 times the weight of a puck (19 oz).
Forces players to slow down stickhandling and refine their technique.
Speed
For when you're ready to pick up the pace, build lightning quick hands and train yourself to make split-second decisions.
Lighter than a regular puck at just 2 oz (56g), the speed ball makes great training tool for young beginners also.
It seems alright I’m not a expert but hope the kids like them at Xmas but I sure hope I can have my other ball before Xmas do not want to give him a empty bag please leave me know
Got this ball for my son after trying two others. This one's the best for polished basement unfinished concrete flooring. Weight and glide of ball is perfect. I tried AR wooden ball and it just doesn't feel right on concrete polished basement floors.If your son or you are practising on unfinished polished basement concrete flooring, I can recommend this ball
This is a Christmas gift. I am sure my grandson will be very happy. Okay
Bought for my son he plays AAA and he loves it for speed and control
Bought two balls for my kids and only one was sent. Emailed company and within a week I had a new one in time for Xmas. Seamless customer service. The balls are awesome too, heavy and seem durable, exactly what you would expect.
Product package was damaged assuming from weighted ball and box product box not tightly packed in shipping box. No damage to product.
This item was just as described. I tried to use it for a different purpose than hockey.Beware that it is an extremely hard stainless steel ball that can not be drilled or machined.
These balls have been a great addition to my setup and training and have noticeably improved my skills. The heavy ball is the best, it’s perfect for building strength and improving control. The regulation ball is excellent for practicing quick hands and refining technique. However, the clear ball doesn’t seem to serve much of a purpose and feels unnecessary compared to the others. Overall, it’s a solid set with some very useful tools for training!
Son loves these! Was looking for something to use inside the house to stick handle! Love that it has different designs
Got this ball for my son after trying two others. This one's the best for polished basement unfinished concrete flooring. Weight and glide of ball is perfect. I tried AR wooden ball and it just doesn't feel right on concrete polished basement floors.If your son or you are practising on unfinished polished basement concrete flooring, I can recommend this ball
It seems alright I’m not a expert but hope the kids like them at Xmas but I sure hope I can have my other ball before Xmas do not want to give him a empty bag please leave me know
Awesome for our young boys to work on the stick handling !
Good quality my son likes it
Very nice my son loves stick handling with it!
Made my stick handling better
Works great; good weight (closer to weight of a puck vs other stick handling balls we’ve used in the past). Still makes a fairly loud click clack sound, but not quite as bad as the wooden balls.
WOW grandson loved it. I really didn't know what it was about.
It’s just a ball, I don’t know what’s special about it. Got it for grandson not impressed
As a hockey longtime hockey mom & now hockey grandma I've seen my share of kids at rinks stickhandling with everything--balls of paper, balls of tape-- whatever. Stickhandling balls are good because they mimic the weight of a puck. This one is harder to sees it so adds an extra challenge but it's also definitely the coolest stickhandling ball I've ever seen. It really does look like ice.
WOW grandson loved it. I really didn't know what it was about.
It’s just a ball, I don’t know what’s special about it. Got it for grandson not impressed
Awesome for our young boys to work on the stick handling !
Made my stick handling better
Son loves these! Was looking for something to use inside the house to stick handle! Love that it has different designs
This item was just as described. I tried to use it for a different purpose than hockey.Beware that it is an extremely hard stainless steel ball that can not be drilled or machined.
Works great; good weight (closer to weight of a puck vs other stick handling balls we’ve used in the past). Still makes a fairly loud click clack sound, but not quite as bad as the wooden balls.
These balls have been a great addition to my setup and training and have noticeably improved my skills. The heavy ball is the best, it’s perfect for building strength and improving control. The regulation ball is excellent for practicing quick hands and refining technique. However, the clear ball doesn’t seem to serve much of a purpose and feels unnecessary compared to the others. Overall, it’s a solid set with some very useful tools for training!
As a hockey longtime hockey mom & now hockey grandma I've seen my share of kids at rinks stickhandling with everything--balls of paper, balls of tape-- whatever. Stickhandling balls are good because they mimic the weight of a puck. This one is harder to sees it so adds an extra challenge but it's also definitely the coolest stickhandling ball I've ever seen. It really does look like ice.
Great product selection!!
Very nice my son loves stick handling with it!
Good quality my son likes it
Too light. Misleading says it supposed to be same weight as a puck. Returning.
great quality
FAQs
Do I need a shooting pad or tiles to use stickhandling balls?
The beauty of stickhandling balls is that they are versatile: you can use them on rubber flooring, carpet, garage floor, or hockey training surfaces like shooting pads or dryland hockey tiles. The balls will roll on all those surfaces and won't get damaged. However, consider whether you need a blade protector for your expensive stick if you are training on a hard gritty surface like concrete or asphalt, so that your stick blade doesn't get chewed up.
Do stickhandling balls actually help my game on the ice?
You bet. The stickhandling balls are engineered to replicate puck feel when you're off the ice. Each ball has a slightly different weight and training objective, allowing the player to focus on having their eyes up, building wrist strength or quickness. Practicing for even a few seconds every day at home or before a game will significantly increase one's puck handling ability when they return back to the ice.
What’s the difference between a stickhandling ball and a dryland puck?
Both products are designed to improve stickhandling while you're off the ice through muscle memory, wrist strength and hand-eye coordination.
However, stickhandling balls offer the opportunity to train on a wider variety of surfaces, such as rubber flooring and carpet, allowing the product to travel with you to the rink and be used as a pre-game warm-up for your hands. The Snipers Edge stickhandling balls also come with multiple different weights and training objectives, encouraging a player to have eyes up (ice ball), build wrist strength (muscle ball) or fast hands (speed ball).
Both products perform great on a slick surface such as dryland hockey tiles. We encourage you to purchase and train with both!
Will stickhandling balls ruin my expensive hockey stick?
Not a chance! Our stickhandling balls are made from a hardened PVC material, but have a lighter weight than an actual puck. The impact of the balls to the stick is no greater than regular pucks with the stick. Be mindful of the training surface you are using, however, since concrete or asphalt can chew up expensive sticks. Consider using a shooting pad or dryland hockey tiles to train on those surfaces.
