Our Mission

Hockey Without Limits

Ice hockey shouldn’t be a privilege—it should be a possibility. Traditional rinks are expensive and rare, so we’re revolutionizing access with synthetic ice. Our goal? Democratize the sport, boost community, and make hockey fun for all, with lower costs and simpler upkeep.

Building a traditional rink can cost $5M-$10M—before you even skate.

An average single-surface rink demands a massive initial investment: $5M-$10M for construction, millions more for real estate, and $150,000 for a Zamboni. You’ll need 12,000-15,000 gallons of water upfront, plus coolants, compressors, pipes, ventilation, humidity control, and more. Recurring costs pile up too—water and electricity for resurfacing, heating an arena while cooling the ice, labor for specialized staff (plumbers, technicians, Zamboni drivers), and constant maintenance and repairs for leaks or breakdowns.

All you need is space and a flat surface—savings start day one.

Synthetic ice rinks slash costs from the get-go. No water, coolants, or complex systems required—just a flat surface, indoors or out. Forget ongoing water and electricity bills (except for night lighting), heating or cooling expenses, or specialized labor. Maintenance is minimal, and repairs? Almost none. It’s hockey made simple and affordable.”