BAUER REACTOR SHOT SCREEN/BLOCKER
Designed to mimic defenders and screens, the BAUER REACTOR Shot Screen/Blocker is a heavy-duty training tool built to help players and goalies improve different parts of their games simultaneously. Players can practice dekes, shot accuracy, and shot deception while goalies can work on vision, reaction timing, and intuition.
Key Features:
Quick and Easy Setup – No tools required; sets up in seconds.
Ultra-Portable – Folds up flat so you can bring it wherever you go.
Train Anywhere – Made for every surface. This training tool works great for both indoor and outdoor training.
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BAUER REACTOR SHOT SCREEN/BLOCKER
BAUER REACTOR SHOT SCREEN/BLOCKER
Designed to mimic defenders and screens, the BAUER REACTOR Shot Screen/Blocker is a heavy-duty training tool built to help players and goalies improve different parts of their games simultaneously. Players can practice dekes, shot accuracy, and shot deception while goalies can work on vision, reaction timing, and intuition.
Key Features:
Quick and Easy Setup – No tools required; sets up in seconds.
Ultra-Portable – Folds up flat so you can bring it wherever you go.
Train Anywhere – Made for every surface. This training tool works great for both indoor and outdoor training.
Original: $259.99
-65%$259.99
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Designed to mimic defenders and screens, the BAUER REACTOR Shot Screen/Blocker is a heavy-duty training tool built to help players and goalies improve different parts of their games simultaneously. Players can practice dekes, shot accuracy, and shot deception while goalies can work on vision, reaction timing, and intuition.
Key Features:
Quick and Easy Setup – No tools required; sets up in seconds.
Ultra-Portable – Folds up flat so you can bring it wherever you go.
Train Anywhere – Made for every surface. This training tool works great for both indoor and outdoor training.






















