IDS Pro Shot Inline Hockey Puck
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IDS Pro Shot Inline Hockey Puck
- Replaceable, high-performance glide pins
- Center molded for strict uniformity
- 360 degree matched rebound
- Specially formulated PVC body
- Center-weighted for flatter play
- 360 degree perimeter balance
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IDS Pro Shot Inline Hockey Puck
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3.5 Stars based on 20 Review(s)
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EHH
September 18, 2012
Bounces alot glides well
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great
June 19, 2012
great for passing, stick handling and shooting
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Graet for games
November 18, 2011
Simple the best pucks when it comes to indoor Roller Hockey. However, not my preferred puck when practicing drills.
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Easily Broken
November 4, 2011
I bought two of these pucks and I broke both of them in half from just shooting and hitting the posts.
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Good puck
August 7, 2011
this puck is pretty good. i use it every time i play a pick-up game. it just likes to roll often, but it is easy to shoot and pass with.
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Good
April 12, 2011
Good puck. This is my preferred puck.
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Awesome
January 22, 2011
They glide pefectly on sport court ive been playing since i was 5 with these pucks
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Industry standard
October 26, 2010
I've been using these for years on smooth cement, and they're the average. Not terrible, and not great. They are useful for stickhandling speed training off-ice and pretty durable, but Ive seen better. Don't even bother on aspault or rougher cement.
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Ehhhh
June 7, 2010
These are the official pucks of my roller league... They're not half bad for pick up, but as has been said, they roll on edge way more than your average puck... and as has also been said, they bouce ridiculously on Sport Court... Hit a team mate with an outlet pass for a break away, it got slightly on edge and started bouncing... Took half the rink to settle it down and he had no where to go with it once he did. Good stick handling and shooting though. Great for puck hogs I guess.
Give it 2 stars for how it acts on sport court... If you're on a harder surface though I'd give it 4. No bounce problems at outdoor rink, only getting on edge more than normal puck
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good puck
April 21, 2010
I got this puck as a present. It is a good puck. It doesn't flip much. The only bad thing is that the stilts erode quickly.
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Great puck
April 7, 2010
Only puck we use for roller hockey in travel and high school, just not good in the winter cracked 15 in 1 scrimmage.
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sluggish
March 16, 2010
These are the preferred pucks where I currently play, but I?m really not a fan of them. They have good weight and aren?t bad to shoot with. However, they move sluggishly and pop up on edge a lot. I always feel like I have to babysit the thing when it?s on my blade. They don?t seem to move near as crisp as the RBK pucks or A&R pucks that I?m use to playing with.
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best
March 7, 2010
great puck used at my rink light wight and easy to lift and im 11
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Bouncy
January 28, 2010
This puck bounces like a super ball, I'm shocked at the number of good reviews here. For indoor I prefer the RBK, Sonic, and Rocket pucks over this useless puck.
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Horrible on Sport Court
January 28, 2010
This puck is terrible on sport court, it's like playing with a racquetball. It also goes up on the edge and rolls a lot.
Definitely go with the sonic pucks!
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Great puck
December 28, 2009
The inline hockey league I play in uses these pucks and theyare awesome. Easy to handle, but a little too heavy to easily score top shelf.
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Good puck, BUT...
December 15, 2009
Play mostly at outdoor rink in Vegas. Puck is great Spring/Summer/Fall, but we break too many in Winter. If IDS had cold weather version, I'd give it 5 stars.
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Pretty Good
October 28, 2009
I do like these pucks better than the Sonic pucks. They are a more narrow but are fatter and heavier than the Sonics. The only downside is they roll on its side a liitle more than other pucks. But the great feel you have of this puck makes up the difference.
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Nothing really Better
June 2, 2009
So they use this puck for indoor Roller Hockey at a place near me, so I bought a couple of them and used them at this outdoor rink. The puck is weighted in the center and has a nice feel to it when you stick handle and shoot. a lot better feel than the Mylec.
When the puck goes on it's side, let's face it, it's a pain in the ass, but all pucks are going to do that, even on the ice.
ONE PROBLEM: IN COLD WEATHER these pucks suck. use a cheaper puck because these pucks break like crazy in the cold. I broke 3 in one day. Mainly when you hit the post or even the boards.
Other than that, enjoy playing with arguably the best puck for inline hockey.
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good
May 20, 2009
used to use all the time for travel league, thought they were the most fun compared to other inline pucks ive used
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 By Dave Halliday from Windsor, Ontario on April 25, 2013 It notes replaceable high performance glide pins... where can I purchase those? |
