Floor hockey puck
OwnerMark Poruchnyinventor
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Abstract
A floor hockey puck comprises a pair of felt discs bonded together by means of a flexible adhesive sandwiched between the discs forming a core which acts as a weight element to import sufficient weight to the puck to approximate the movement of an ice hockey puck on ice.
Claims10
A floor hockey puck comprising at least two circular felt discs bonded together in a coaxial relationship by a layer of flexible adhesive sandwiched between the discs to form a composite disc having a pair of opposite circular surfaces and a cylindrical side surface extending between the circular surfaces and a strip of protective material extending around the cylindrical side surface.
A floor hockey puck comprising at least two circular felt discs bonded together in a coaxial relationship by a layer of flexible adhesive sandwiched between the discs to form a composite disc having a pair of opposite circular surfaces, wherein the felt discs are annular in shape, the composite disc having an outer cylindrical side surface and an inner cylindrical side surface extending between said opposite circular surfaces, further comprising a strip of protective material extending around the inner cylindrical side surface.
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