Kids Ice Skates

Kids Ice Skates – Get Your Child Ready for the Ice

Getting comfortable and reliable ice skates is key when introducing your child to the world of ice skating. At SkatePro, we offer size-adjustable ice skates, figure skates, and hockey skates for kids, and we would like to assist you in your search for the right pair.

Key Features of Ice Skates for Children

Ice skates for boys and girls have the same features, so making the right choice of skates is all about understanding your child’s needs and finding a model that has the right visual appeal.

Having comfortable feet means more time on the ice. Go for a soft and insulated liner that prevents cold and sore feet. Ankle support is also important since it will reduce fatigue and give more stability when skating.

ADJUSTABLE ICE SKATES

Size-adjustable ice skates are good for many reasons, and it mainly boils down to extended usage: Your kid will be able to fit a pair of adjustable ice skates for multiple seasons, and you can have multiple kids with varying foot sizes sharing the same pair of skates. With size-adjustability, you can ensure a snug and secure fit for your child at any time.

TODDLER ICE SKATES

Generally, kids are ready to start ice skating somewhere between the ages of three and five. If you want your toddler to get familiar with the ice sooner than that, having two blades per foot makes it far easier for the kid to remain balanced. This type of ice skate is constructed with easy-to-use buckles: Simply place the child’s regular winter boots in the frame and buckle up.

FIGURE SKATES FOR KIDS

For precision, control, and stability, this type of ice skates have longer blades than common recreational ice skates. They often have higher support of the ankles as well as toe-picks to learn the first jumps and steps of figure skating.

Except for the size, ice skates for kids are very similar to ice skates for adults, so you can always factor in your own personal preferences. Take a closer look at our buying guide for ice skates for kids and adults if you are in doubt about which ice skates to buy for your child.

Our last piece of advice is essential: Do not let your child loose on the ice without a helmet and also make sure to get a set of protectors for wrists, elbows, and knees!