Aussie Pucks

Liam and Others,
Thanks so much for the feedback. That we can have this discussion is fantastic and should go a long way to improving the tools we have for playing the game we love. We will look into the redesign as you have suggested with the feed back of other is mind also. Any other comments welcome.
Cheers Matt

Hmm... I agree that I have found the Aussie puck to be a little unstable when trying to accelerate/swim fast on a breakaway.

Best pucks played with were probably:
- Simms puck. Pretty happy with that puck and the way it plays, although experiences with durability are not good.
- NZ puck used at worlds 2004 (Dave Parore puck I suppose) - plays very well, good balance, passing etc and is very fast on a good bottom. But again, the durability lets it down I think.

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The Can-Am Universal puck has hard sliders and softer sides for those tough bottom pools. Can been seen at canamsticks.com - Home

Steve

I realise that I forgot to mention as best puck:

- The dutch puck: 'bontje' puck. It is very stable and flicks well. Really a top puck. Letting it down is the price, which can get up to 2x what other pucks cost. It is good though. I am not sure if it is made anymore though.

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Bring back the Lead, Un coated!
Just kidding
Pucks really have to be designed to suit the surface it is going to be played on.
Hope you are all well, been a while on the post front.
Cheers
Belle

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