Howies Ice Hockey Pucks Bulk - Official 6oz Black Puck for Practice, Training, Pond Hockey & Competitive Play - Multi-Use Durable Professional Grade Rubber - Ideal for Teams & Players

i bought them rouse on a floor jack to keep from damaging a car

Great hockey pucks. I highly recommend using them as subwoofer isolation feet for a home theater subwoofer.

I'm not a hockey player but I do buy hockey pucks. I have several retro Pioneer stereo systems. I use the hockey pucks to create additional space between the receiver and the component above it. This prevents heat build-up in the receiver resulting in longer life on the electronics. Stereo stores sell similar items that do the same thing. However, they run about $100 for set of four. These hockey pucks work perfect AND they have the added advantage of reducing floor vibration to the stereo components. I've used hockey pucks for years for this alternate purpose and they work perfectly. It's something to think about if you have stereo gear that gets warm/hot when the power is turned on.

These hockey pucks are perfect for the construction of my new subwoofer box. They gave me the height needed for subwoofer excursion, and also provide dampening due to the materials used for these pucks. Hockey pucks do have a lot of other uses. They should be sold in hardware stores.

As regards the product, they are rubber hockey pucks, what more can I say?I searched for leg levelers to use with a bench that's in an area where looking good is important. None of them would do either because of look or function and some consideration for the price I'd be paying for less than excellent results.For a few dollars and a small amount of drilling these did the trick. I used these with a carriage bolt, a long nut, and a felt pad to make levelers for all four legs of long, narrow, and heavy bench.

Many cars have a plastic insert in the spots along the lower frame that take the car jack when changing a tire or working under the car. If you use a jack stand at these points, you will most likely destroy these inserts over time.I used a band saw to cut a rectangle into the hockey pucks so that they fit into this insert and thus protect them when using a jack stand. I also use them on the pad portion of a floor jack to protect the frame when lifting the car.If you do this yourself, you assume all risk. Dangerous if done improperly.

These pucks are great. Official size and weight. They work well on my artificial ice pad for shooting practice. 4 stars because they came in a box labeled TRON-X instead of Howies. I see that both the Tron-X and Howies pucks ship from the same manufacturer, so I should have just ordered the Tron-X 100 pack and saved a few bucks. Not sure why the Howies pucks are more expensive if they are exactly the same.

Just kidding with the headline. I don't use these for hockey, I use them on my floor jacks to lift from the pinch weld. I glue two together with super glue, cut out a slit that is shallower than the depth of the pinch weld and these pucks are good to go. Super glue absolutely bonds these like you would not believe. I was skeptical at first, but not now. I have used purpose-made rubber pucks, but ended up slitting or shifting like a hybrid marshmallow. These work perfectly.