I Give a Puck
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about blind hockey
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Blind Hockey Pucks are constructed of 21 gauge sheet steel, with 8 ball bearings inside, and hand welded on the sides. This adaptive puck is the difference in visually impaired kids and adults playing the game of hockey. However, when the light metal puck hits the wrought iron post, it becomes The Dented Puck. After a few solid dents, elite players begin to lose the puck and it must be removed from high level games.

Blind Hockey Pucks cost $55, and amount to $15,000+ annually to currently supply our athletes.

“Give a Puck” to the Blind Hockey Community by donating $60 to purchase a puck for the 2026-2027 season. When your puck is “retired", we will have your puck signed and sent to live it’s retired life with you, our generous supporter!

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Challenge your teammates, favorite influencers, coaches, and community to GIVE A PUCK!

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