Zdeno Chara, once again, sets the hardest shot record with a 108.8 mph slapshot at the 2012 NHL Skills Competition.

One such moment occurred during the NHL All-Star Skills Competition in 2012 when Zdeno Chara, the towering defenseman, unleashed a slap shot that shattered records and forever etched his name in the annals of hockey greatness.

The fastest recorded shot in National Hockey League (NHL) history is a 108.8 miles per hour (175.5 km/h) slap shot by Zdeno Chara (Slovakia) of the Boston Bruins (USA) set during the All-Star Game's Skills Competition in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, on 29 January 2012.

Once again, Zdeno Chara breaks the record for the hardest shot in the NHL with a 105.9 rocket.

Feb 10, 2023 · Zdeno Chara holds the record for the hardest shot in NHL history, with a blast of 108.8 mph recorded in 2012 at the All-Star Skills Competition in Ottawa. In 2007, the Boston Bruins captain...

Jan 28, 2012 · Chara gets his hardest shot in NHL All-Star Skills competition with a 108.8 mph shot.

With that 109.2 mph shot, Frk bettered Zdeno Chara ’s hardest-ever NHL Hardest Shot, recorded at the 2012 NHL All-Star Game, when the 6-foot-9 Boston Bruins captain blasted the puck 108.8 mph...

Jan 28, 2012 · Chara broke his own mark, set last year in Raleigh, by slapping home an attempt recorded at 108.8 mph and helping him win his fifth consecutive Hardest Shot competition.

On this date in 2012, Zdeno Chara registered the hardest slap shot in NHL history at 108.8 MPH during the All-Star Skills Competition.

Jan 27, 2020 · Zdeno Chara broke his own NHL record when he clapped a slapshot 108.8 MPH at the 2012 NHL All-Star Game. At the 2020 AHL All-Star Game, Ontario Reign’s Martin Frk broke Chara's record with a slapshot clocking in at 109.2 MPH.