Pucket Extension Pack

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Item sold individually. By ordering this item you will receive 16 new pucks, an instruction manual and a storage bag.

Remaster your Pucket game:

Want to spice up your Pucket game even more? Can you get rid of your pucks with your eyes closed? Have you ever tried with pucks in the shape of crab claws or with pucks that tend to fly away?

This pack of new pucks will put your dexterity and nerves to the test!

This expansion pack features oddly shaped pucks that require special techniques to get them through the door. We find it adds a whole new level of comedic stress to Pucket's games.

NetJuggler's opinion:

Willing to leave a minimal impact on the environment, we are proud to present a fair trade game.

If you found Pucket to be an intense game, wait until you play this extension pack! Laughter guaranteed!

This set contains:

A storage bag.
An instruction manual.
Two "Flying Saucer" pucks that will fly over the board.
Two "FatBoy" pucks, that barely fit through the door.
Two "Wedgie" pucks that will get stuck under the opponent's rubber band.
Two "Long Face" pucks that only go through the door lengthwise.
Two "Crab's claw" pucks that must be thrown with the wrist forward.
Two "The Two Timer" pucks that will force you to pass two pucks through the door at the same time.
Two "Lopsidewinder" pucks which have a badly distributed weight and which will go off in all directions.

Environmentally friendly:

This game is handcrafted from fair trade Indian sheesham wood.

Technical characteristics of the Extension Pack:

Weight: 300g.
Material: Sheesham wood.
From 7 years old.
Handcrafted from fair trade.

A game of Pucket (or Passe-Trappe in French) lasts about 5min. Its infernal pace will quickly make it one of your favorite board games!

Cocorico:

Pucket is ET Games' version of a traditional French game, known as Table à l'élastique or Passe Trappe. After seeing two cheerful old men playing in the street of a town in the south of France, ET Games went straight to the hardware store to build one. Over the next two years they had so much fun playing it that they decided to start a game company selling Pucket in Britain.