GOAL! START YOUR MORNING WITH THE HOCKEY MUG AND A WIN
Play with your food and bring a little game-time excitement to your day with this original Hockey Mug with a Net. Toss mini marshmallows into cocoa, cereal into milk, crackers into soup, or toppings onto ice cream — it’s a guaranteed crowd-pleaser for kids, teens, and hockey lovers of all ages.
If you prefer, you can also purchase directly from Amazon!
THE PERFECT GIFT FOR HOCKEY FANS & SPORTS LOVERS
Searching for a unique hockey gift, a fun sports mug, or a Christmas gift for kids or teens? MAX’IS Creations mugs are always a hit with coaches, athletes, sports families, and hockey fanatics.
Perfect for:
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Christmas gifts
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Birthdays
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Secret Santa, White Elephant & Yankee Swap
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Team gifts & coach gifts
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Kids, teens, mom, dad, coworkers, and hockey lovers
If you want a gift that stands out, this is the one. Become the gifting MVP!
FUN FOR KIDS & TEENS — BREAKFAST THEY’LL LOOK FORWARD TO
Turn everyday routines into play. Kids and teens who love hockey — or just love to play — get a kick out of scoring shots into their mug. It’s equal parts useful, adorable, and endlessly entertaining.
As Max says: “The world would be better if we could play with our food!”
ADAPTABLE & PERFECTLY SIZED
This oversized 14 oz stoneware mug is shaped like a hockey puck with a net attached behind the handle. Great as a mug or bowl for snacks, cereal, soup, and more.
Dimensions: Approx. 7" L × 5.25" W × 4.75" H
GIFT-READY PACKAGING
Each mug arrives in a colorful, story-telling gift box that shares Max’s journey. (Food in photos shown for display purposes only.)
HIGH QUALITY & MADE TO LAST
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Durable stoneware
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Dishwasher & microwave safe
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FDA, CPSIA & Prop-65 compliant
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Handcrafted & hand-painted — each mug is one-of-a-kind
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Made in Thailand
PATENTED DESIGN
U.S. Patent Nos. D760,546 & 9,375,106
THE STORY BEHIND THE MUG
This mug is part of the MAX’IS Creations collection, created by Max, a young entrepreneur and sports fan who designed his first mug — The Mug with a Hoop® — in art class when he was in second grade. He pitched it at a product innovation contest at Fenway Park and won the community vote.
Max continues to raise awareness for the strengths, creativity, and ingenuity of the 1 in 5 kids who think and learn differently.
