General Ice Skating & Figure Skating – Tutorials

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Our blades for ice skates and inline skates give you the option to upgrade your ice skates or convert your inline skates into ice skates.

You can find out how to convert your inline skates into ice skates in our blog titled “Converting Inline Skates into Ice Skates.”

Classic skates are particularly suitable for beginners, recreational skaters, and ice skaters who enjoy gliding around the ice for a few leisurely laps with their friends and loved ones. With our classic skates, you’ll be well-equipped both on the ice rink and on frozen lakes, and you’ll always look good.

Classic skates offer the advantage of being flexible, lightweight, and usually relatively affordable.

Hard-shell skates offer significantly more stability and support compared to classic skates. Because of this, they are very popular for both recreational ice hockey and freestyle ice skating.

Hard-shell skates are especially recommended if you want more control and better power transfer on the ice.

Figure skates offer significantly better support, greater stability, and precise control compared to basic recreational skates. These qualities are particularly important for controlled edging, clean turns, and safe jumps on the ice.

Thanks to their firm boot and precision fit, figure skates facilitate efficient power transfer from the foot to the blade and provide the confidence needed for technically demanding elements. They are therefore ideal for anyone who wants not only to glide effortlessly across the ice but also to systematically develop their skills—from ambitious recreational skating to advanced training.

If you want more control, stability, and precision on the ice, figure skates are the right choice.

Our range of kids' ice skates and push skates is recommended for children from the very youngest age.

While the littlest ones can take their first steps on the ice and learn with the push skates, also known as Ice Gliders, children and teenagers can really get going with the size-adjustable skates and wear them over several seasons.

The right accessories not only bring more fun to the ice rink and the ice arena, but also accelerate progress in learning, and do so playfully.

Accessories such as pucks and slalom cones are not only suitable for children, but also for adults. Ice skating is especially fun when you weave through the cones or play a game of hockey with friends, whether with your feet or a stick.

Accessories such as skate covers, backpacks, and bags not only extend the life of your equipment – they also make the trip to the ice and the transport of your equipment much more comfortable.