Pro Hockey Life gift cards are not available online at this time. Please go in-store.

Gift Cards purchased in-store can be redeemed both in-store at Pro Hockey Life and online at ProHockeyLife.com.

When you are ready to make a purchase at a retail store, present your plastic Gift Card to the cashier.

When making an online purchase, Gift Cards can be redeemed during the payment stage of the checkout. The Gift Card number and PIN (located on the back of the card) can be used to redeem the amount on the card as payment.

Only one Gift Card can be redeemed online in one transaction.

If a Gift Card was used for payment and you return an item to one of our Pro Hockey Life retail stores, the refund will be in the form of a Gift Card.

If a Gift Card was used for payment and you return an item to our Warehouse, the refund will be back to the original gift card.

Our full return policy can be found HERE.

If the amount on your Gift Card does NOT cover the total purchase amount, you will need to pay for the remainder of the purchase with another form of payment. In-store, this could be cash, debit, credit or another gift card. Online, this would mean a credit card or PayPal.

If the amount on your Gift Card is MORE than the total order amount, the balance will be stored on your Gift Card for future use.

Pro Hockey Life Gift Cards do not expire.

Only one Gift Card can be redeemed online in one transaction.

Gift Cards are non-transferable, non-refundable, and are not redeemable for cash except as required by law.

We cannot replace lost or stolen Gift Cards.

We do not charge sales tax on the purchase of Gift Cards; however, items paid for with a Gift Card will be charged applicable sales tax.

When using a Gift Card for an online purchase, please keep the Gift Card until the order has shipped. If the order cannot be fulfilled, it will be cancelled, and the Gift Card used in original transaction will be credited back.

For questions regarding gift cards purchased in our retail store, please contact our Customer Service team at 1-844-651-2308.

If you are being asked to buy a gift card to pay someone, STOP! It’s a scam. Gift cards are for gifts, not payments. Anyone who demands payment by gift card is always a scammer. This includes a stranger or someone pretending to be a loved one who calls and says they are in trouble, who then ask you to provide gift card numbers to help them. Hang up and contact your loved one directly.If you’re still feeling pressured into buying gift cards: STOP. HANG UP THE PHONE. Take a moment to calm down, and if you still have concerns look up the correct information for the company or agency before calling. Don’t always trust your caller ID. Scammers can manipulate a caller ID to look like a number of a friend, a legitimate company or government agency. No legitimate company or agency will ever ask you to make a payment by gift card.

• The Canadian Government will never ask you to buy gift cards to pay taxes or make a payment. This includes the CRA.
• The police will never ask you to buy gift cards to pay a fine or help someone get out of jail. This includes a local police department or the RCMP.
• Banks will never ask you to buy gift cards to store your money
• Tech support from a company will never ask you to buy a gift card to pay to fix your computer
• A legitimate business or professional will never demand gift cards for an emergency payment or to claim a prize

Already Purchased Gift Cards As Part Of A Scam?

• STOP and don’t go any further
• Do not text or send photos of the gift card numbers or the PINs that go with them
• Do not read off the numbers to anyone
• Contact your bank as soon as possible, using the number on the back of your debit or credit card

Don’t purchase a gift card if it appears that the packaging has been damaged, altered, or manipulated in any way. Select another gift card or ask someone who works at that store for help.