Ojoom Longboard Slide Pucks for Downhill & Freeride [Both Shapes]

I don't expect to ever use another brand of slide pucks again. The "self lubricating" material keeps these pucks sliding smooth and quiet. Unless you're skating the surface of the Moon, I haven't experienced these pucks catching the road. They are large enough where I'm comfortable putting my hand down, but small enough to not be encumbering. They also wear VERY SLOWLY. I expect to get well over a year of use out of a single pair. The previous pucks I used were Sector 9's ergo pucks (which was probably a mistake on my part) and I would go through two pairs a season. The Sector 9 pucks wore very quickly and were incredibly loud.If you're looking to replace an old pair of pucks, I 100% recommend Ojoom pucks.

I WAS a long time fan of holesom pucks. They smell good, they slide ok and they're pretty cheap. I stopped using them because of one manhole cover. My puck got picked by a man hole cover. I didn't have this problem with Ojoom pucks. Also they smell like honey

I got these pucks to go on a pair on home-made slide gloves, I have to say that when I first got them out of the pack they smelt like lemons XD and my friends and I all had a good joke about that, but when it comes down to it, these things are great. I have had them for about 4 or 5 months now and if it weren't for the giant black streaks that comes from sliding on hot asphalt, you might still think they where new.

These pucks come wrapped in foil so you know that the government hasn't been irradiating your pucks with stoke-dampening rays.These pucks make your begloved hands look like tiny, angry warning signs when you wave them at oncoming traffic.These pucks glide over pavement like it's always wet, and that's really cool of them to do that for you.These pucks are prone to getting caught in cracks and flying off.But these pucks are good pucks.And these pucks cost sixteen bucks

I probably got an odd puck, but 1 of my pucks ripped off from the velcro when I sent a toe side slide. Ended up with the velcro with the adhesive side stuck to my glove and the puck across the road when I wiped out. Nothing a little super glue can't fix, but not very fun to wipe out on.

Work amazing, stick well to my gloves, the velcro still works after 6 months, and i still have about a quarter to a half of the original amount of puck left after 3 or 4 skate sessions a week. Would recommend!

Last a while

They will last for ever....