Replacement Pegs - Set of 4

The SuperDeker Pegs are an essential component of the SuperDeker Advanced Hockey Training System. These high-quality pegs are designed to provide a stable and secure base for the SuperDeker Rebounder Bands. These pegs matched with the passer bands allow you to practice your passing and receiving skills with precision and accuracy.

Made from durable, long-lasting materials, the SuperDeker Pegs are built to withstand the rigors of intense hockey training. They are easy to install and sit flush in the rebounder bar. The pegs also have a non-marking rubber bottom which help to protect floors and carpets.

The SuperDeker Pegs are compatible with all versions of the SuperDeker shooting board and are an essential accessory for any hockey player looking to improve their skills. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, the SuperDeker Pegs will help you take your game to the next level by providing a stable and reliable training surface.

In summary, the SuperDeker Pegs are durable, easy-to-install and adjustable pegs that provide a stable base for the SuperDeker Advanced Hockey Training System. These pegs are essential for players looking to improve their skills and techniques. With the SuperDeker Pegs, you can practice shots and stickhandling with precision and accuracy.

Purchase includes Four(4) replacement pegs that are inserted on the rebounder bars included with the SuperDeker Advanced Hockey Training System.

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Q: What is included in the SuperDeker box?

A: When you buy a SuperDeker it comes with:

• One (1) SuperDeker Ice Surface
• One (1) ePuck
• Two (2) Rebounder Bands
• One (1) Bottle of Zero-Friction Ice Spray
• One (1) Power Cable
• One (1) Instruction sheet
• Two (2) Rebounder bars
• Four (4) Rebounder bar pegs

You can purchase extra accessories on our website. 

Q: What are the specifications of the game?

A:  Playing Dimensions: 67" long, 28.5" wide, 7/8" thick.  
Power: Input 100-240 VAC - 50/60 HZ Output: 5V, 1000mA, FCC approved, UL approved.

Q: What are the dimensions of the box?

A: The box is about 22 pounds and the dimensions are 40" x 30" x 3".

Q: When shipped, does the package have a picture on the outside, or is it a plain brown box?  Trying not to give away the product inside.

A: The SuperDeker ships in a brown cardboard box.  It does not have a picture but does say SuperDeker on the outsize of the box.

Q: What is the warranty on the SuperDeker?

A: There is a 30-day warranty on the physical product, and a 270-day warranty on any electrical issues. 

Q: Concerned about durability... can the device, internal lights, etc., handle the weight if someone accidentally steps on the playing surface?

A: The SuperDeker polycarbonate surface is very durable.  It is designed to handle repeated stick handling.  We do not recommend standing or stepping on the SuperDeker, especially over the lights, however, accidental stepping on the board should not cause problems.

Q: How many and what type of batteries does it require?

A: SuperDeker Advanced Training System does not take batteries.  It is a plug in unit.

DekerBar Resource Center

1. The DekerBar keeps sliding on the SuperDeker or other smooth surfaces
   1. Ensure there is nothing on the surface of the SuperDeker or on the suction cups to prevent a tight seal
   2. Make sure that the suction cups are not on the seam between the two panels.
   3. Make sure that you are pressing down on the yellow inserts to get the suction cups to adhere. You can do this with your fingers, or you can use the butt-end of your hockey stick to press down
2. The Suction Cups are making it hard to remove the bases from the SuperDeker or other smooth surfaces
   1. There is a little bit of play that allows you to tip the bases over slightly to slip your finger/fingernail under the edge of the suction cup to break the seal.
3. Why are there so many pieces to the DekerBar?
   1. We designed The DekerBar to be very versatile. To do that, we needed to allow for a set up with, and without, the suction cup.  This allows use on smoother surfaces like the SuperDeker and shooting tiles/pads, as well as taking it on the ice or in the driveway.  Additionally, players have all sorts of obstacles to stickhandle around, and by designing it this way it allows players to be creative and use endless configurations with and without the bars
4. The bar won’t go all the way to the lowest position and keeps getting stuck
   1. Make sure you do NOT have the O-rings on the bar as they may prevent the bar from sliding to the lowest positions.
5. The bar on The DekerBar doesn’t stay connected to the bases
   1. The bar was designed to come out if a lot of pressure is applied as not to damage the SuperDeker surface or other smooth surfaces. There are times when players want The DekerBar to stay connected, there are O-rings that can be applied to the bar to lock the bar to the bases.
6. The DekerBar is bent. Is this defective?
   1. We know when stickhandling in and around obstacles, they sometimes get stepped on. We believed it was better/safer to have the bar bend instead of putting all the pressure on the suction cups and potentially damaging the SuperDeker or other smooth surfaces.  There is flexibility in the bars for all the different height settings, and simply applying some pressure the other direction to straighten out.
7. What should I do with the suction cups when I take The DekerBar on the ice or any rough surface like a driveway
   1. The DekerBar design allows you to keep the inserts in the base regardless of the surface using it on. If on smooth surface, like the SuperDeker, the suction cups face down and can be pressed into the surface to stick.  If on the ice, or driveway, you can remove the inserts by sliding them up and out of the base. Then you can invert, so the suction cup is facing up and slide the insert back in the base
8. Why would I use the yellow inserts (or the bases) on the SuperDeker without the bar?
   1. We designed The DekerBar to be versatile both on and off the SuperDeker. When you play hockey, there are times you need to avoid other players sticks and skates.  The inserts, or the bases, can be used without the bar to force players to use toe-drags and other dangles to work the puck around the obstacle as they play.

Read more FAQs on our Frequently Asked Questions page.