Hockey Promotional Ideas

If you're looking to promote your hockey team, there are many creative, fun ideas out there to help you get started. For your next game or tournament, here are some promotional options to give your fans a little piece of team spirit and keep them coming back for more. Many of these items also work for team souvenirs to celebrate a successful season.

  1. Promotional Pucks

    • There are numerous companies that produce hockey promotional items, and pucks are one of the common best sellers. They are small, relatively inexpensive and fun for fans to collect. Customize the pucks with a team photo or logo, and give them out at your next game. At the end of the season, you can even have pucks customized with individual player names and distribute them as souvenirs to players and fans.

    Mini Sticks

    • Mini sticks are fun for all ages. Children and budding hockey players will love to take home a smaller version of the stick their favorite player uses. Like the pucks, mini sticks can be engraved or customized with your team's name or a catchy slogan like "Give Blood, Play Hockey." Sticks are slightly more expensive than pucks, but if you have the budget, these are great promotional items to foster team spirit.

    Key Chains

    • Key chains are one of the most affordable promotional items you can find, and the options for customizing them are limitless.You can make a mini-puck key chain, or one that's shaped like your team's mascot. Have fans and friends show their team spirit by keeping their keys on a keepsake keyring that they receive at your next game.

    Team T-Shirts

    • A great way to celebrate your team's season is with team t-shirts. Have shirts printed in your team colors with your team name on the front and a catchy hockey slogan on the back. As already mentioned, "Give Blood, Play Hockey is a common hockey phrase; others are "My Other Car is a Zamboni" and "Our Goal is to Deny Yours." Alternatively, you can hold a contest to have fans come up with their own great catch phrase.