6.5 in. Rubber Deck Rings (12-Pack)

This is a heavy duty deck ring - like i used to play with in gym 50 yrs ago!!! These are in nice colors, and i split up and gave to my grandchildren for Christmas! Kept a couple myself, so i can show them how to use them!

We bought these rings as official ringette rings are expensive. Reasonable price and good for using it for driveway shooting practice:)

I picked up these 6.5" rubber deck rings to use as an alternative to ringettes during hockey practices, and they’ve worked out incredibly well. The rings are made from soft but durable rubber and are easy to grip, which makes them ideal for tossing, catching, and movement drills. That same design actually translates really well to hockey development drills where players need to track, pick up, or pass a small target on the ice or sport court. For our practices, we’ve used them for: hand-eye coordination drills puck-tracking and reaction games passing targets small-area competitive drills They slide well and are easy for players to see because of the bright colors. They’re also much cheaper and easier to replace than official ringette rings, which is a big plus when you’re running youth practices. What I like most is the versatility. These weren’t designed specifically for hockey, but they work great for skill development and creativity in practice planning. The rubber construction holds up well to repeated use and they’re soft enough that players can safely handle them without worrying about hard rebounds or damage to equipment. Pros Durable rubber construction Bright colors make them easy to track Great for creative hockey drills Much cheaper alternative to ringette rings Lightweight and easy for kids to handle Cons Not designed specifically for hockey, so they won’t slide exactly like a puck or ringette ring Slightly smaller than a ringette ring (but that can actually make drills more challenging) Overall, if you’re a coach looking for inexpensive training tools, these are a fantastic addition to a practice bag. They’ve become one of the most useful “non-hockey” pieces of equipment we bring to the rink. I’ll definitely be buying another set.

Good quality. But too soft and wobbly for quoits or ring toss. And not UV stable; they are discolouring.

I purchased these rings in order to keep my exercise ball chairs from rolling across the classroom. After reading several reviews I went through and purchased them. However, I do not recommend them for this purpose as it is very challenging for the balls to balance on top of the rings, slightly larger rings of this material would work perfectly though! Would happily return if possible, not familiar with the deck toss game, so I cannot evaluate them based on their intended purpose.