Overview
The Green Biscuit Roller Hockey Puck combines their famously smooth, fast gliding action with minimal roll in a roller hockey puck that was built for strenuous gameplay. It features a similar two-piece design that made the Original Green Biscuit the most popular off-ice puck in the industry. This gameplay version comes with pegs and a slightly softer material that can withstand repeated impacts with goal posts and dasher boards. Now you can practice at home with the Original Green Biscuit training puck and then go play your game with the Green Biscuit roller hockey puck.
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| Model Number | RH PUCK HM |
| Weight | 3.6 ounces |
| Features | Made for indoor roller hockey games Ideal for league and tournament roller hockey games The 2-piece design helps absorb vibrations Glides effortlessly on virtually any hard surface Feels and acts like a real ice puck Ideal for beginners up to pros |
| Available Colors | Black/Green, Electric Pink, Original Green, Spitfire Orange |
| Recommended Surface | Sport Court, Hockey Tiles, Wood, Smooth Concrete |
| Recommended Use | Roller Hockey Games, Practices, Training |
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Customer Reviews
Fantastic for 2 hoursIt cracked and broke within the first 2 hours of use (pick-up game.) The puck was truly fantastic for those brief 2 hours, and everyone loved it. One of the best pucks I've ever played with actually. but for durability id rate it -1 out of 5.. Obviously, it's NOT built for strenuous play like the description claims. $10 for a puck that will last one game just isn't worth it. Don't waste your money!!
Solid 5 starsI have used many different brand inline hockey pucks and played in both indoor and outdoor rinks, also played on tiles and pavement and concert surfaces. My opinion for this product is a solid 5 star. Simply put, regular green biscuit is great on any kind surface, but it was souly designed to be sued on pavement, so its performance on inline hockey tile is good not not as great when playing on pavement.However, this roller hockey version fixes that issue.For now, this product is the best roller hockey I have every played on both tiles and pavements. It glides so smooth that really mimic the feeling as rubber puck on ice. Original green biscuit has a down side for the material being fragile on hard impact and also different felling when receiving and deking due to its material. All these problems are fixed on thisroller hockey puck.
This is a pretty good puckI use it for painted concrete. It slides nearly as well as the original green biscuit. It does have a greater tendency to roll on edge, but for the most part handles well. Much better than the snipe version very comparable to the Smarthockey Slider. Wish it had replaceable slider pins though.
Green Biscuit for roller hockeyMy favorite puck for indoor. Lasts maybe two sessions on concrete though.
Super good enoughGrew up in the 90’s playing roller hockey with electric tape as a puck. This is better. I’ve been using these for a while on a local outdoor rink with a pretty smooth surface. My only complaint is that the rubber nubs wear out too fast and can’t be replaced.
Best puck for outdoor rinksI have been using the Green Biscuit Game Pucks for some years now and find them to be superior to anything else. Everyone that hasn't tried one before playing with the ones I bring to the rink always says the same. The puck is fast and stays relatively flat. That is impressive considering the surface is a fairly rough asphalt. I really like too that they come in a few different colors - it sure helps to get something you can see in your peripheral vision. Always keep your head up and your stick on the ground...and use a Green Biscuit puck.
Best robinhood puck ever made!I don't understand why some people trash this puck. I bought a dozen of these and they come in an assortment of colors. I play on ODR and they have lasted over 15 games on a tennis court surface. The pegs wear down but not by much. I also practice stickhandling with it indoors on dryland tiles and they slide perfectly. These will slide better than ice hockey pucks on ice if you use these on sport court. They are heavier than IDS pucks but roll a lot better and stay down. I can do the Michigan easily with these GB pucks on dryland tiles but I can't get them to slide like ice pucks on ice with a tennis court surface. I like how it feels heavier than IDS pucks and I feel like these should be the official pucks of indoor Rh games. They have grip on the sides of the puck like an ice puck, they will stay down on the surface, slide well, and not roll. I can't imagine a better puck than these GB RH pucks.
