Enhance Your Roller Hockey Game with the Mylec Official Roller Hockey Game Puck! Review

Strong quality Bit does not slide well on concrete (and possibly asphalt). Any small bump on the surface will cause the pick to twist and roll. Wouldn't recommend it.

My son broke this puck in half with a hit on the post. But what was really interesting is that when I removed the "Official Mylec" sticker, there was a "Play it Again Sports" label underneath.

Shooting pleasure and stick grip. They glide very well on our smooth concrete base. And they hold up pretty well even after a lot of beatings on concrete walls and metal grilles. Sometimes some broke, but we got our money's worth.

The pucks didn't slide smoothly and lay flat on the street or pavement, constantly bouncing and flipping over. They gave up easily, which made them worse and worse. I would not recommend buying for outdoor use, maybe only for super smooth indoor roller hockey.

Bought a pack to use with the net I just bought for lounging in the driveway - waiting for hockey to resume (thanks covid). I suppose there are "better" washers out there, but for what I do these fit the bill. They don't glide well on rough pavement. but I doubt it will do anything. And they show some signs of wear. But then again, a rough asphalt is not nice.

These pucks help my kids with their racquet handling skills, especially when our local rinks are either closed or limiting the number of kids participating in their programs. We have a fairly large garage and the concrete is smooth/smooth. They spend hours there just practicing with those pucks. Durability wasn't an issue. Maybe getting 4 in a pack would be better, but we'll settle for three.

I used one of these pucks for the first time on a smooth outdoor concrete rink with adjustable sides and gates. As seen in the photo, the pins broke off the inside of the washer and fell out of the holes. I used a goaltender's stick to hold and shoot the puck, so that doesn't mean I shot at 80mph. I wouldn't recommend these pucks for adults, but they may be suitable for players under 10 years old. The puck worked fine until the fingers broke.