VIBE Hockey

We could keep explaining the price. Or you could just feel it. 🚨

Some sticks need a sales pitch.

This one needs a puck and about four seconds of your time.

Grab a Vibe, take one shot, and let the flex do the rest of the talking.

Your $400 stick is in the garbage. Ours is in the net. 🥅

Price tags don't score goals, release points do.

Vibe gives you that pro-level pop without the pro shop markup, so the only thing you're giving up is your excuse.

Grab one before your linemates figure it out.

Every parent who said hockey was too expensive for their kid needs to see this. 🏒

We built Vibe with Walmart to put the whole kit within reach: sticks, helmets, pads, everything a kid needs to get back on the ice.

Made for parents by parents, because the barrier to entry shouldn't be the price tag.

You can even grab matching gear and play alongside them, so come see how far your kid can go.

The pros don't pay for their sticks. Now you barely do either. 🏒

The "Vibe is too heavy" comments hit different once you actually run the numbers. ⚖️

We see a value-priced stick and assume there has to be a catch in the weight.

A chunk of that $400 price tag pays for the name on the shaft, not the shot off the blade.

Vibe skips the marketing tax and hands you a stick built to score for under a hundred bucks. Pick one up and put the difference on net.

Somewhere out there, a $400 stick is watching this and sweating. 🏒

Performance stopped being about price a while ago.

Vibe sticks are built to shoot, dangle, and take a beating for a fraction of what the big brands charge, so the only thing left to upgrade is your hands.

Get yours before the next skate.

A stick that turns heads at the rink shouldn't cost three weeks of paychecks. ✨

The stick didn't score that goal. He did. It just happened to cost $70. 🚨

Buying a $400 stick just to baby it on the driveway? That's not hockey. 🏒