DEFINITION:
Street hockey puck: A hard rubber disc used in street hockey as a substitute for an ice hockey puck.
FAQs:
1. What is a street hockey puck made of?
– Street hockey pucks are typically made of hard rubber to withstand outdoor surfaces and provide durability.
2. How does a street hockey puck differ from an ice hockey puck?
– Street hockey pucks are designed specifically for playing the sport on asphalt or concrete surfaces. They are usually lighter, softer, and have raised ridges on the edges for better maneuverability on rough terrain compared to ice hockey pucks.
3. Can I use an ice hockey puck for street hockey?
– While it is possible to use an ice hockey puck for street hockey, it is generally not recommended. Ice hockey pucks may be too heavy or may get damaged easily on outdoor surfaces, making a street hockey puck a more suitable choice.
4. Are street hockey pucks regulation size?
– Street hockey pucks are typically smaller in size compared to professional ice hockey pucks. Regulation size for a street hockey puck is around 2.5 to 3 inches in diameter and 1 inch in thickness.
5. Can street hockey pucks be used on ice?
– Street hockey pucks are primarily designed for outdoor use on rough surfaces. While they can technically be used on ice, their lighter weight and different design may affect their performance. It is always better to use ice hockey pucks for playing the sport on ice rinks.
