Franklin Sports NHL Street Hockey Balls

No, these are specifically engineered for street hockey on asphalt or concrete. They are not designed to withstand the cold temperatures of an ice rink and will likely crack or lose their performance characteristics in freezing conditions.

Low-bounce technology is designed to keep the ball on the ground, mimicking the feel of a puck. This prevents the ball from bouncing erratically, allowing for better stick handling and more accurate passing during street play.

Yes, these balls are built to official NHL size and weight specifications. This makes them a great choice for players who want a familiar feel when transitioning from ice hockey to street or driveway play.

These balls perform best in temperatures above 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Using them in freezing weather can cause the PVC material to harden and become brittle, significantly reducing the lifespan of the ball.

Yes, they are constructed from durable PVC specifically designed to withstand the friction and abrasion of rough surfaces like asphalt and concrete. While they will eventually show wear, they are built to maintain their integrity through frequent, competitive use.