Traditional Equipment
The equipment needed to play the game is as follows:
- Box. Approximately 5 feet long × 2 feet wide × 4 inches high, constructed like a suitcase with a plywood bottom and four wood sides, with two 1-inch-tall (25 mm) × 2-inch-wide (51 mm) portals in the middle hinged divide and one portal, 1 inch tall × two inches wide, at centered on each end.
- Two sticks. Each player uses one stick (wood) ¾ inches thick, 1 inch wide and 24 inches long.
- One puck. Wood 1½ inches in diameter and ¾ inches thick.
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