Flypuck 3 min informercial

Testimonails from parents, players and the inventor Sebastien Fortier

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Flypuck
• stick
• handling
• hockey
• skills
• smooth
• hands

[OneHockey]

Of course it does slide on all surfaces

[MegaFeofan]

i got one and seems to be made of extremely cheap soft plastic. i used it in the garage on a concrete floor and within 10 minutes this slick beauty turned into a scratched mess. i bet it won't event last that long. i don't see how that is an awesome "invention". it is a piece of plastic and sure it glides somewhat better than a regular puck because it is lighter. and it bounces like hell. i guess your best bet is laminate floor in the living room (if your mom allows that hehe).

[OneHockey]

You're funny. The puck will stat this way for a long time.  It can't keep its shine.. Don't worry, you will have your puck for a long time

Enjoy

Encore Hockey

[TheSeventhSon]

This thing works very well on smooth concrete. I'm thinking about get the 6 and 8 ounce pucks.

[OneHockey]

You should get all pucks and use them all when training

[xxWarriorsxx]

Ha

I broke a 14 by 18 window at a hockey camp with 1 of those

[OneHockey]

I'm sorry about that...

[4jai2brons0n]

How does it work on rough street and driveway surfaces?

[kpfries94]

I got one and just use it indoors since rubber pucks wont go good on floor so screw it who will ever kno inless ya shoot high at a couch like i did and brok a windown fram nothing noticeable tho

[9898ma]

buy a no bounce roller puck i have one and it doesn't bounce

[TheSeventhSon]

I have the 4 ounce puck. That was the only one my local rink had. My only complaint is that it can flip over pretty easily. Could just be poor technique though.

[halkon989]

hey does the fly puck sell at source for sports