Street hockey puck

A street hockey puck comprising:

• a main body having opposing top and bottom sides;
• and,
• at least one skid assembly disposed on the main body, wherein said skid assembly includes:
• opposing first and second skids having profiles that sit proud of the top and bottom sides of the main body;
• and,
• a pin which extends from one of the first and second skids through the main body into a pin receiving recess in the other of the first and second skids to thereby secure the skid assembly to the main body;
• wherein the first and second skids each include protruding portions defining a groove therebetween.

A street hockey puck comprising:

• a main body having opposing top and bottom sides and a longitudinal bore therethrough;
• and,
• a skid assembly including;
• opposing first and second skids having profiles that sit proud of the top and bottom sides;
• a pin extending longitudinally from the first skid, said pin being longer than the longitudinal bore;
• and,
• a pin receiving recess in the second skid, wherein the pin passes through the longitudinal bore in the main body and is received in the pin receiving recess to thereby secure the skid assembly to the main body.

A hockey puck comprising:

• a main body having opposing top and bottom sides and a bore therethrough;
• and,
• a skid assembly including;
• opposing first and second skids having profiles that sit proud of the top and bottom sides of the main body;
• and,
• a solid pin which extends from one of the first and second skids through the bore into a pin receiving recess in the other of the first and second skids to thereby secure the skid assembly to the main body;
• wherein the solid pin is adjacent to an inner wall of the bore through which the solid pin extends.

A skid assembly for a puck having opposing top and bottom sides and a bore therethrough, said skid assembly comprising:

• opposing first and second skids having profiles that sit proud of the top and bottom sides;
• a pin extending from one of the first and second skids, said pin being longer than the bore;
• and,
• a pin receiving recess in the other of the first and second skids;
• wherein the pin passes through the bore and is received in the pin receiving recess to thereby secure the skid assembly to the puck.