I bought this tote for my mom for Christmas. She’s always carrying all the blankets and hats and gloves and snacks and drinks from rink to rink. This bag will be her best accessory!
Bought this for my U 12 hockey player daughter she loves it and looks adorable on her!
I’m OBSESSED with my Ultimate Rink Tote! I received it last week, and already this bag is a total lifesaver. As a team manager, it holds EVERYTHING—snacks, drinks, paper planner (yes, still have a paper one), extra gear, tape, you name it. The pockets are perfect for keys and phones, and the material is super durable. My only issue is that it fits so much, I have to take stuff out because of weight...not space.
The design is adorable without being "cutesy" and has gotten so many compliments. Honestly, I don’t know how I ever went to the rink without it. Highly recommend!
The bracelet is so simple, yet so cute! It’s is simple
enough for every day wear, but can also be worn with a dressier outfit. It also gives me a secret hockey connection to my kid ♥️
I canNOT imagine a more perfect bag! As a mom of 4, who has to bring everything and the kitchen sink to the rink, this gorgeous tote has more than enough space. The neutral color is my favorite part, I don’t have to change bags for each kids games to match their team colors! Definitely a great purchase!
I was a single parent for many years before hockey life started. My husband/son’s step father is wonderful in most ways but the heavy lifting is still on me which can certainly strain our newlywed bliss 😅. But he’s also the one to talk me off the ledge when I get too hyped up about team, practice, parents and all the other “stuff”. Luckily it’s just one kiddo and we can still find time for us on occasion. I don’t know how parents with multiple kids playing sports find the time. Hats off to all of you!!!
He coaches our daughter’s co-ed team and I manage it. We also have an older daughter who doesn’t play sports, so we are constantly trying to make time for each other and for her. It’s a struggle sometimes and my oldest definitely voices her thoughts and frustrations when we are packing up for “another hockey tournament!” But my youngest loves the game and she dual rosters, which is bananas for our schedule most days, so we do what we can. I will stay home with my oldest and do “rom-com nights,” where we watch a movie and eat dinner together. He will stay home for girls practice and play video games or do art with her so that she gets some feeling of being a priority. As far as time for each other, it’s crazy difficult! My mother-in-law lives pretty far from us, so she usually takes the girls for a couple of weeks each summer and we use that time to recharge and reconnect. We also just do our best to help each other around the house and be considerate of one another’s work schedules. It has gotten a little easier with each passing season to find ways to touch base emotionally and physically, but it’s definitely a challenge!! 🫶🏻
It’s not always unicorns and rainbows, but the craziness of hockey makes us stronger. With two hockey players it would be so challenging do it alone (I know many who do it alone, and I am in awe of them) and we both just want what’s best for each of our kiddos. So far we’ve been aligned in all things hockey for them. 90% of the time when one of us is exhausted the other takes up the slack and vice versa. The other 10% we’re both exhausted and snap at each other, but hey, that’s a small percent and we’re not perfect 😉 I’m glad he’s my teammate in all this chaos. Note: A new rink near us built a bar, so we grab a quick drink and watch the kids on the rare occasion they’re on the ice at the same time. Date night!
Also feeling desperate for a date night in our crazy lives too! We’ve done Sunday or Thursday night put the kids to bed or make them hang out alone so we can have 1 hour outside by the fire talking. Not enough but it’s something!