Ice Hockey Pucks, 50pcs, Official Regulation, for Practicing and Classic Training, Diameter 3", Thickness 1", 6oz, Black

Actually, I can say that these pucks are made of hard rubber and look to be excellent quality. However, I've never even played hockey, so I'm not the best person to judge their performance in that arena. We purchased these to go under planters on our two new concrete patios. We were warned by the concrete company to avoid putting planters directly on the stamped and dyed concrete due to the moisture build-up that will ruin the finish on the patios. While the pucks have a strong odor once the box is opened, they'll be outside to gas off, so that won't be an issue. The price was right, as were the dimensions to use them as feet for underneath our large planters. Hopefully, they work great as pucks for hockey. That will be for other reviewers who actually play to decide. I'm happy with this purchase for the use we'll get out of them.

Pucks are good quality. Only issue is that I received 32 pucks, instead of the 50pcs. The box is made to hold 50, however my guess is that it was a return where some were removed and the box was restocked without checking the quantity in the box. Going to keep instead of return and eat the cost. Will probably look elsewhere for pucks in the future.4/15/2025 Update:Golden Sport reached out to me to fix my problem of missing pucks. They went beyond expectation by sending me another 50 pucks. I recommend buying pucks through them, and I will do so in the future.

I've bought a lot of different brands of pucks over the years for beer league as well as coaching youth hockey. Not all pucks are the same. I've had pucks that dent from hitting the post off a hard slapshot, pucks that seem to round over quickly and pucks that aren't the right weight. These pucks do not have any of those problems and, after a full year of use in over 60 ice times, they are still in excellent shape. I just bought another 100 pucks to start the next season off.The only negative about these pucks is that they have a very strong odor like many other Chinese made rubber products always seem to have. it takes about 6 months for it to die down to a normal level. If your puck bag has a lot of mesh and you have a station wagon or hatchback, the odor is pretty strong in the car on those trips to and from the rink.Outside of that, these have been as durable as any brand I've used (including the big brands made in Canada). They weight out to be the correct weight. I actually like that they don't have any branding on them, just knurling all the way around. Absolutely the best deal on pucks out there and if you are a youth coach, you can afford to have 100-150 pucks on the ice so that practices run efficiently!

These will work and cost effective

What’s there to say. They’re pucks that work as they should. I can miss the net as much with these as I can with others.

Well, they’re round and rubber, hockey puck shaped. I mean what else is there to a puck? They fly straight and go into the goal when hit correctly. A good buy!

Hockey? Meh. These are used so that the undercarriage of a vintage Porsche 911 isn't damaged when lifting. Only German engineers in the 80's would build a car without proper lifting points.Great hockey pucks for that purpose.

Good pucks at a good price!