Hockey Puck Ice 6 Oz (Original Version)

Just needed a puck for some outdoor hockey and didn't have a store near me, so I ordered it off amazon. The worst part was the shipping for a one cent product, but the puck itself is exactly what you would want for some good games of hockey. Fit its purpose and was well worth it if you don't have a store near where you can but it for a cheaper price.

Hockey is not all that big in Kentucky. I cut mine in half and screwed them to a block of wood to make jacking pads for my car. Works like a charm and no bent up unibody.

I use this as a striker for tuning forks in my bodywork practice :) It works perfectly but I had to wash it many times and put it in the sun to burn off the icky smell. Figure if you are using it as it was intended that smell would not be an issue!

Ok this will be an odd review because I don't play hockey. I like to watch hockey but I couldn't skate to save my life. I actually use these to protect the underside of my cars when I jack them up. In order to protect the pinch weld seam you need to jack directly on the seam. However some cars don't give you a whole lot of options for jack points. I cut a channel in the middle of the puck for the seam to sit and then I can use a jack or lift. So far I've only managed to split(destroy) one of them after a couple years. Since this a common practice with car guys this review will probably help them more than hockey players looking for pucks.

I actually only bought this to use on my car jack, because I have a lowered car. Seems to be of decent quality anyway, but I don’t plan on playing hockey with it.

I bought this for my 2017 Honda Accord cupholder. Fits perfectly. The cupholders in the Accord are too deep for small drinks, and it was difficult to get the drink out of the cupholder. The hockey puck gives it just enough height for a small drink to fit perfectly.

$2 per puck + $5 S&H PER PUCK. Oh Yeah, sign me up!! That ridiculous gouge notwithstanding, you are getting a quality hunk of vulcanized rubber suitable for use as a workbench leveling pad, jack pad, furniture glider, auto body lift increment, etc.

I use this to avoid crushing the pinch welds when jacking up my car. Most cars these days only recommend using the pinch welds as the jacking points. Without the puck to cushion the jacking surface, welds would be bent.