Abstract: A puck for playing hockey and hockey-like games on a variety of surfaces. The puck has a body of generally cylindrical shape with opposed major faces and an internal chamber therein containing a mass which is movable within the chamber whereby the center of gravity of the puck can be altered, as by application of a force to the puck in a direction generally parallel to the major faces. The puck body includes mating halves held together by a resilient band extending around the cylindrical sidewall of the body, the band having spaced ribs thereon mating with associated grooves in the sidewalls of the mating halves.