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Equipment to improve handles, shooting, and athleticism. 8 products reviewed and ranked.
50 low-profile disc cones in 5 colors for all basketball training drills — agility work, dribble courses, shooting spots, and defensive slides. The flat design won't trip players, and the carrying bag makes transport easy. An essential training tool for any basketball player or coach.
Best for: Essential cones for every basketball training drill
The most popular agility ladder for basketball footwork training. 15-foot flat-rung design stays flat on the ground for safe, fast footwork drills. Essential for developing the quick feet needed for defensive slides, crossovers, and change-of-direction moves.
Best for: Footwork and defensive quickness training
A complete set of resistance bands designed specifically for basketball training. Includes bands for lateral quickness drills, vertical jump training, and defensive slide resistance. The ankle cuffs and waist belt allow for basketball-specific movement training.
Best for: Players training athleticism at home
A regulation-size basketball that weighs 3 lbs (vs standard 1.4 lbs). Training with a heavy ball builds hand strength, improves ball control, and makes a regular ball feel feather-light. Used by NBA player development coaches for dribbling and passing drills.
Best for: Building hand strength and ball control
Adjustable-height obstacle that simulates a defender's hand while you practice dribble moves. The spring-loaded arms adjust from 4 to 6 feet, and the weighted base keeps it stable. Perfect for solo training when you don't have a defender to practice against.
Best for: Solo dribbling practice
These training goggles block your downward vision, forcing you to dribble without looking at the ball. An affordable and effective tool for developing court vision and ball handling. Used by coaches at every level from youth to college.
Best for: Players working on court vision & handles
Leg resistance band system that adds load to your vertical jump training. Attach to ankles and waist, then perform jump squats, box jumps, and approach jumps with added resistance. Remove the bands and feel the explosive difference in your vertical immediately.
Best for: Increasing vertical jump at home
Attaches to your guide hand to prevent it from interfering with your shot. Forces proper one-hand shooting form by keeping the off-hand passive. Recommended by shooting coaches for players with 'thumb flick' or two-hand push shot habits.
Best for: Fixing shooting form issues