No Marking Black Pucks

[BNotar35 0]

Does anyone know if there is such a thing as non marking Black pucks? If so, who makes them?

[EBondo 233]

I highly doubt there is such a thing.

[prenny207 1]

if i remember correclty, there was at one time "non marking pucks" and again, from memory... they were rather expensive. just don't use China made pucks, and you should be fine.

[chippa13 1844]

There actually is such a thing as non-marking pucks. When one of the rinks near here opened they tried to force everyone to use them. Noone could put their finger on exactly what it was but the pucks just felt different.

[jimmy 194]

if i remember correclty, there was at one time "non marking pucks" and again, from memory... they were rather expensive. just don't use China made pucks, and you should be fine.

Yea, the Slovakia ones are so much better. ;)

[Iceblade 0]

Yep, our local arena just went to these. No more outside pucks allowed. Not sure if it is the pucks or the slushy ice or a combo thereof, but the puck certainly wasn't moving for beans last night in our game that went to a shootout. Dekes were about as slow as molasses in January. Sucked.

Later,

Jeff

[TBLfan 25]

imo, canadian pucks seem to leave less marks than slovakian.

[BNotar35 0]

You guys think that it also might have something to do with actually freezing the pucks before you hit the ice? Thinkin--frozen rubber prolly is harder to leave marks rather than softer? Correct?

[hunter4oz 0]

could someone please explain to me why you want to waste the money and feel on markless pucks ? I mean yea they do mark up the boards after about 10 years but that adds character to the place.

[Fredrik 0]

Does anyone know if there is such a thing as non marking Black pucks? If so, who makes them?

Yes there is. I have a few, made in Czech Republik by a company named "Rubena".

Puck Classic Smudge Free

[mickz 107]

But you won't get the battlescars on your gear.

[Gongshow11 1]

this could be perhaps for a brick wall white painted bassment shoot sesh? who knows

[TBLfan 25]

as a goalie, i would love to get less puck marks on my expensive gear <_<

[zingbergeur 0]

as a goalie, i would love to get less puck marks on my expensive gear <_<

just lower your save percentage. :D

[TBLfan 25]

as a goalie, i would love to get less puck marks on my expensive gear  <_<

just lower your save percentage. :D

hahahahaha, nice!

smart*ss forwards!

[Fredrik 0]

this could be perhaps for a brick wall white painted bassment shoot sesh? who knows

Yes, i was thinking the same thing...

[hockechamp14 0]

I would assume that they mark less because they are essentially "harder." I've used one a few times and they aren't as active and bounce less. No idea on if they slide slower, it was a while ago.