Nowadays you can buy figure skates everywhere, even at the big sports and toy stores. Some of these figure skates are good enough for anyone who skates occasionally. But they can be hindering your progress if serious training has started. We always want the best for our skaters, hence this page!

Another option is to look for high-quality figure skates from the above brands via marketplace. Of course we gladly help with this.

Irons are extremely important in figure skating. We recommend Wilson Coronation irons.

HARD PROTECTORS
Your figure skates can withstand a little ice. Of course you have to keep an eye on whether they are still sharp, but if you handle your irons sparingly, you can easily spend more than 30 hours on the ice without having to sharpen your skates.
But how well your skates can handle ice, how badly do they handle sand, dirt and other material that you can find next to the ice. That's one reason why you also need HARD protectors so that you can walk unhindered from the side bench to the ice without your irons suffering from all the misery you encounter on the way to the ice.

SOFT PROTECTORS
Hard protectors are a great solution to solve the problem next to the ice, but to keep your skates in the hard protectors in the bag back home is not a good idea. Skate blades are quite susceptible to rust and a golden recipe for rust is to leave skated blades in hard protectors and store them like that at home.
To transport your skates you have SOFT protectors. The padding on the inside of the soft protectors can absorb moisture and keep your irons dry. So ideal..... but always dry well after skating 😉

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