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The Hockey Zone Product buyer’s list allows you to market to consumers who have made two or more purchases of hockey equipment and supplies to play a fast paced, extremely physical game on ice. These consumers purchase hockey sticks, pucks, and more to play a friendly winter game on a local frozen lake or to play competitively on a high school, college, or pro sports team. 

Consumers who purchase ice hockey merchandise buy items for themselves or for friends and family members who enjoy watching and playing the game. These consumers are amateur and pro hockey players, parents, and coaches who buy the necessary equipment to endure hard hitting body slams and drive the puck into the goalies net. Hockey players are active individuals and like to stay physically fit by ice skating, moving the puck down the ice, and exercising with fitness equipment. These players hold positions such as centre, forward, goaltender, rover, and winger. Ice hockey enthusiasts watch the game on television or travel to the game to be with other fans who enjoy the action of a live game.

Consumers in the Hockey Zone Product buyer’s list purchase hockey accessories like jerseys, uniforms, mouth guards, helmets, gloves, chin straps, shoulder pads, rib protectors, knee pads, arm guards, elbow pads, water bottles, hockey sticks, ice skates, face protection, shields, pucks, chest protectors, wristbands, leg pads, goalie nets, and duffel bags. Purchasers of hockey products buy from print catalogs, sporting goods stores, ecommerce sites, and direct mail offers. 

These consumers also buy hockey related collectibles to display in their home. They purchase collector’s plates of their favorite hockey player or team, hockey themed jewelry, banners, wall plaques, autographed posters, autographed pucks, hockey themed décor, clocks, calendars, ball caps, jerseys, and trading cards.

Consumers in the Hockey Zone Product buyer’s list are receptive to marketing offers from sporting goods stores, athletic retailers, sports apparel retailers, sports magazines and publications, sports collectibles retailers, season ticket providers, travel agencies, health clubs and gyms, and fitness equipment manufacturers.