
Specs at a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Units Included | 4 x 60 Inch On-Ice Model |
| Target Size | 5 feet on each side |
| Frame | 11-gauge steel, .120 wall thickness, powder-coat finish |
| Bumpers | Solid natural rubber, one on each side |
| Ice Grip | High-strength, low-alloy steel teeth welded to each end cap |
| Weight | 34 lbs per unit |
| Surface | Real ice and most synthetic ice |
| Pucks | Regulation pucks |
| Assembly | None required |
| Made In | Michigan, USA |
| Guarantee | Lifetime |
Four Passing Stations in One Order
One passer is great for solo work. Four change how a practice runs.
Set up a unit in each zone or along the boards. Split your players into small groups. Everyone gets reps, and nobody waits in a long line for their turn.
What You Get
- 4 Give-N-Go 60 Inch On-Ice Models
- Rubber safety caps on the gripper teeth
- 25-drill video and drill book
How It Works
Pass the puck into the rubber bumper. It comes right back to your stick, fast and flat.
The bumpers are solid rubber, made to precise specs for hardness and thickness. That gives you a natural and predictable rebound, even on hard passes. Steel teeth on each end cap grip the ice, so the unit stays put. Each passer has a bumper on both sides, so you can work from either direction.
Skills You Can Work On
- Forehand and backhand passing
- Receiving forehand and backhand passes
- One-time passes and one-time shots
- Saucer passes
- Drop passes
- Quick, short passes
- Long, hard passes
- Angled passes
Need ideas for practice? See our hockey drills page.
Who It's For
- Coaches who run station-based team practices
- Hockey clubs and associations
- Skills coaches running camps and clinics
It works for all ages and skill levels.
Built for Daily Ice Time
Each frame is heavy-duty steel. The bumpers are bonded to the frame with industrial structural adhesive. Every unit is made and assembled in Michigan and backed by a lifetime guarantee.
The Give-N-Go is used by all 32 NHL teams. Give-N-Go Hockey training aids are also used by 32 AHL teams and the USA Hockey NTDP.