MylecHockey Pucks for Outdoor Hockey, Training Pucks for Street Hockey, Durable & Lightweight Solid Plastic Pucks, No Friction Ice Hockey Pucks, One-Size (Black, Pack of 6)

These pucks have some weight and glide smoothly on our gym floor. They are perfect for my 5 year old to practice!

Ok these are the best floor/street hockey pucks you can buy. Hands down! The typical orange pucks are junk compared to these.These are much harder and more solid than the typical orange pucks and once they get scuffed up a bunch they glide much better on asphalt and flip/roll a lot less. I remember these when I was in elementary school and could never find them. I think it’s cause they are much harder and will hurt taking a shot without padding , much more than the orange pucks. These are from the late 80’s to early 90’s era where they made great quality stuff for kids, BUT were not the safest. ( remember metal lawn darts‽. Lol).I use these in the driveway when I’m just shooting pucks, but to be honest you launch a clap bomb and miss.... it will ding garage doors, car panels etc. lol. The softer orange street pucks really don’t and I know this cause my kids have blasted my old truck door.Buy these if you want the best plastic street/floor hockey pucks, especially if you have a rink or gym to play in. Also a tip if you spray pledge dusting spray and wipe it off it helps them slide better and less flipping and rolling.

Played with these as a kid and remembered them as always better than the pucks with roller balls in them. They are just as I remembered. My 12 year old practices with these and they are still the best on pavement. He plays deck hockey and the pucks in the league are very nice but are meant to be used on the deck. They would never last on pavement like these. Great for playing in the cup de sac where they will take a beating.

I bought this thinking that I could use it as a practice puck. I did not realized it was a STREET HOCKEY puck. Keep in mind that this thing is MUCH lighter than an actual puck. If you are looking to buy it for street hockey then great, buy away. But if you, like me, were looking for a practice ICE hockey puck, look somewhere else.Bottom line: Great for street hockey, DO NOT BUY thinking it's good practice for ice hockey.

I bought these pucks to use with a shooting tarp. I have an roller hockey tiles in my garage and these things work perfectly. I think they simulate the resistance you would get on ice with a regular puck. They are durable and seem to react like a regular puck coming off the stick.

Good durable street hockey pucks, they glide well on asphalt and simulate the resistance of a rubber puck on ice. My roller hockey club has used these for years, after trying many other street hockey pucks, and we all agree that these are the best.

I tried looking everywhere, including the company's website to see what these are made of. Now I know why it is not revealed, anywhere. They are just the cheapest, hard, plastic possible.

These pucks are hard plastic compund, very durable and provide a good intermediate weight slightly lighter than an NHL puck.

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