Zamboni Joe Fonts

June 24, 2011

When I saw the name of this font, I immediately thought of the Zamboni machine that cleans the ice. Was this font named after the guy who drives the machine somewhere? I really have no idea if there is a connection between the two. Zamboni Joe is actually a family of three fonts. You get regular, italic and expanded all in one handy download. They look a bit like a handwritten font each with small caps instead of traditional lowercase letters. Given the name, maybe they are best used for something related to skating or hockey.

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