Glow in the Dark Hockey Puck

glow in the dark hockey puck

There was a time when the NHL used a glow in the dark hockey puck in a game. It was supposed to revolutionize sports broadcasting, but it only lasted two years and became a joke. The hockey puck was an example of low-common-denominator TV stupidity. The biggest problems were the concept and timing. But that’s changing now, thanks to LED lights. Here are some of the pros and cons of using a glow in the dark puck.

One glow-in-the-dark hockey puck is a translucent plastic puck. The puck is shaped like a normal hockey puck, but includes a longitudinally-extending passageway for a chemiluminescent light stick. When activated, the stick is clearly visible in the dark. This feature allows players to play the game even in the dark! The glow-in-the-dark hockey puck can be used in various settings, including in a nightclub, on ice, and at home.

Another glowing puck was referred to as FoxTrax. It was a gimmick used in NHL broadcasts from 1996 to 1998. The goal was to help viewers follow the hockey puck as it made its way across the ice. Modified hockey pucks contained shock sensors and infrared emitters. Computer systems would then read data from the puck and produce on-screen graphics. These trails could be followed, indicating the hardness of shots on the ice.

Another glow-in-the-dark hockey puck is the Franklin(r) NHL(r) Glow-in-the-Dark Street Hockey Puck. It is constructed to be durable and perform well on smooth surfaces. Whether playing on the ice or off, this puck is a great gift for young hockey players. It will allow them to keep their skills sharp even during the summertime! You can also buy them in bulk online and save a lot of money.

The glow-in-the-dark hockey puck is a popular novelty for many reasons. It allows players to play at night or when visibility is reduced, such as during twilight, heavily overcast daytime, or during snow or rain. But while using a glow-in-the-dark hockey puck, you should always use proper protective gear. A face shield and helmet are recommended. The lights are made by the American Cyanamid Co.

In accordance with the present invention, translucent plastic materials such as ethyl vinyl acetate or low density polyethylene are used for the glow-in-the-dark hockey puck. Pucks made of either of these materials can be made from a mixture of both, or they can be 100 percent of one ingredient or the other. Usually, 100 percent EVA is used, but other translucent plastic materials may be available from other manufacturers.