Illustration of a hockey player wearing a protective mask, designed as vector art for graphic design and crafting projects.
Illustration of a hockey player wearing a protective mask, designed as vector art for graphic design and crafting projects. A hockey player wearing protective gear, including a mask, helmet, and pads. A vector illustration of a hockey player's protective gear, including a helmet with a face mask. Hockey player wearing protective gear including a helmet with face mask, on a frozen rink
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Hockey Clip Art: Free SVG Vector Images for Crafting & Design

Get the perfect hockey-themed design with our free vector SVG image! Ideal for crafting, cutting machines, and more.

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