95-0 Klucky Pucks - Standard
Enter code KLUCKY at checkout to save 10% when buying 6 or more
Standard or Endurance Klucky pucks!
- Description
- Spare Parts
- Q&A
- Fitment
Ranked #1 by Roadracing World among 19 pucks tested! These pucks are proudly hand crafted in the USA and feature premium materials that make a difference that you can feel.
Klucky Pucks are the choice of Woodcraft staff members and hundreds of top racers. The pucks are made of a proprietary plastic blend that provides the perfect combination of durability and feel. The pucks are set on a top quality genuine leather backing and utilize the strongest Velcro we've ever tried on ANY puck. Once you lock these pucks in place- they won't let you down! Sold in pairs.
BLACK
BLUE
GREEN
ORANGE
RED
WHITE
YELLOW
- Reviews
- Questions
If you're serious about racing, there's only one choice. Woodcraft Technologies.
Eric's experience and skill on the track delivers the best race products you can buy. Klucky Pucks slide better, last longer, and cling to your leathers better than any other puck I have tried. Once you put them on, you'll never corner with any other puck!
United StatesWorked great/Good quality
Bought them for a class and they're well built. Even when getting the knee down you can feel how good the quality is.
United StatesThese things are great
I got these to replace the ones that came on my Dainese suit. The Klucky Pucks don't bite as hard into the track and feel much nicer. They also seem to be longer wearing. I will be getting these from now on!
United StatesBest Knee Pucks in the Business
Klucky Pucks are by far the best knee pucks I've ever used. Every time I get a new suit, I ditch the knee pucks and swap in a pair of Klucky Pucks. The velcro is super strong, and the pucks last FOREVER. I recently tried out a competing brand and those pucks lasted 1 weekend. I promptly ordered a new set of Klucky Pucks. I won't make that mistake again.
United StatesMy favorite knee sliders
I have used many different brands of knee slider, and I think these sliders have the best of "friction-to-slide" ratio of any of the others I have used. Not too grabby, and not too slidey--just the right amount of of both. I use the rain version to train with for durability and the standard version on the big tracks.
