Comments:Bought two recently -- one had lost a peg within 5 minutes,
the other lost *all* but one peg within 5 minutes. Despite that, they
still cost less, glide better and shoot better than any other game puck
I've used. Will use until something better and more durable is
available.
From: Matt
Comments:I have used almost every street/roller/inline hockey puck ever made - from the Turbo Puck, Shock
Roller Hockey Puck, IDS, etc. - and none of those come close to matching this puck for performance, feel, and durability. The
ProPuck is great for off ice games and practice. Works very well on nearly all inline/roller hockey rinks with sports flooring. And
works extremely well on any outdoor surface - tennis court, concrete roller hockey rink, driveway, garage, schoolyard, etc.
Watch out for the Ice Guy - a slightly heavier version of the ProPuck. Can they improve upon a nearly perfect roller hockey puck -
lets wait and see.
From: Scott, New York
Comments:This puck is the best street hockey puck that we've played with. We play on tennis courts so it glides
ultra smooth and handles great. At night the orange has been hard to see for the goalies because the lighting is not all that great
and its hard to get the Yellows(please build more yellows!!!!!!!!!!) Overall though, we've tried pretty much all the pucks out there
and this is the highest quality and best playing puck around. HIGHLY Recommended!
From: Brendan
Comments:No better puck out there! Perfect roller hockey puck for the ice hockey player! Feels great, heavier than
the normal, cheap, plastic pucks. 1-piece vulcanized rubber makes it darn near impossible to shatter this puck. First time on the
roller rink, hit a ringer at least a dozen times with it, not even a dent on the puck. Highly recommended!!!!
From: Justin, GA
Comments:used primarily on not so smooth street.
Pros: handles better than any puck out there on asphalt, I've tried every other puck
and I end up throwing them away.
Cons: once the pegs wear out they begin to roll a lot more. I've also broken about 15
pucks with slap shots or hitting the post. The pegs seem to break on me a lot, although
my neighbor has yet to break 1. Once the peg is out the weight distribution is off and the
puck is useless unless used solely for target practice, no replacement pegs are available.
Have & will continue to buy until they come out with something better
From: Ben, Rohnert Park, Ca
Comments:Where: used primarily on tennis courts.
Pros: Very fast, pegs have lasted at least twice as long as smaller round pegged models.
Cons: Rubber core makes for fast, sometimes odd bounces on rebounds
Will purchase again.
From: Bob, CA
