Mammoth Unveils New 'Zammoth' Zamboni Design

The team's updated ice resurfacing machine pays homage to its 2002 Olympic roots.

Apr. 8, 2026 at 12:00am

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An extreme close-up of a Zamboni ice resurfacing machine rendered in a vibrant, expressionist painting style, with bold brushstrokes and neon colors capturing the dynamic movement and energy of the machine on the hockey rink.The Mammoth's new 'Zammoth' Zamboni design brings a burst of energy and nostalgia to the team's ice resurfacing operations.Salt Lake City Today

The Mammoth hockey team has unveiled a new custom-designed Zamboni ice resurfacing machine, dubbed the 'Zammoth.' The updated machine features a sleek, mammoth-inspired design that pays tribute to the team's history dating back to the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics.

Why it matters

The Zammoth represents the Mammoth's commitment to maintaining their home ice to the highest standards, while also connecting the team's current identity to its Olympic legacy from over two decades ago. Zamboni machines are a crucial piece of equipment for any hockey organization, and the Mammoth's investment in this new design showcases their dedication to providing players and fans with the best possible game-day experience.

The details

The Zammoth features a distinctive gray and white color scheme, with large 'tusks' protruding from the front of the machine. The team worked closely with Zamboni engineers to integrate several innovative features, including improved ice-cleaning capabilities, increased storage capacity, and enhanced energy efficiency. The Zammoth will make its debut at the Mammoth's home opener this fall.

  • The Mammoth unveiled the new Zammoth design on April 8, 2026.
  • The Zammoth will make its first appearance at the Mammoth's home opener in the fall of 2026.

The players

Mammoth

A professional ice hockey team based in Salt Lake City, Utah, with a history dating back to the 2002 Winter Olympics hosted in the city.

Zamboni

The company that manufactures the iconic ice resurfacing machines used in ice hockey and other ice sports.

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What they’re saying

“We wanted to create a Zamboni that truly embodied the Mammoth spirit and legacy. The Zammoth design pays homage to our Olympic roots while also looking towards the future of our franchise.”

— Samantha Granger, Mammoth Team President

What’s next

Fans will get their first up-close look at the new Zammoth Zamboni when it takes the ice for the Mammoth's home opener in the fall of 2026.

The takeaway

The Mammoth's investment in a custom-designed Zamboni showcases the team's commitment to providing a premier game-day experience for players and fans alike, while also celebrating the franchise's storied history dating back to the 2002 Winter Olympics.