Kids' ice skating

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Barts Balaclava Kids
15.95 -20% 19.95 RRP
Barts Helmaclava Kids
19.95 -20% 24.95 RRP
Icepeak Ivesdale Thermal Set Junior
23.95 -20% 29.95 RRP
Dare 2b Frequent Beanie Junior
4.95 -67% 14.95 RRP
Nike Therma-Fit Fleece Gloves Junior
Zandstra 2-in-1 Ice skate/Skate Combo Junior (adjustable)
Dare 2b Pow II Thermal Set Junior
21.95 -51% 44.95 RRP
Craft Thermo Collant Junior
48.95 -25% 64.95 RRP
Nijdam Skate/Schaats Combo Bold Berry Jr
Bauer NS Hockeyskates Junior
84.95 -11% 94.95 RRP
Move Freeze Icehockey Skates Junior (adjustable)
34.95 -42% 59.95 RRP
Craft Warm Baselayer Set Junior
18.95 -66% 54.95 RRP
Nijdam Speed Skate Junior (adjustable)
65.95 -12% 74.95 RRP
CCM Next Hockeyskates Junior
88.95 -19% 109.95 RRP
Fila X-One Ice Icehockey Skate Junior (adjustable)
71.95 -10% 79.95 RRP
Zandstra Comfort Speed Skates
110.95 -26% 149.95 RRP
Avento Thermal LS Shirt Junior (2-pack)
12.95 -68% 39.95 RRP
Avento Thermal Shirt Junior (long sleeves)
8.95 -55% 19.95 RRP
Fila J-One Ice Icehockey Skates Junior (adjustable)
64.95 -7% 69.95 RRP
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Skating Clothing for Children

It’s especially important for children to be well-dressed and to stay warm while skating. If kids get cold, they often stop enjoying themselves and quickly want to do something warmer. The three-layer system is a great guide for skating too: the first layer is thermal clothing, the second layer is a pullover, and the third layer is a windproof jacket. Does your child tend to get cold easily? Then consider thermal skating pants!

Not only is skating clothing important, but so are accessories! Gloves, a hat, and a neck warmer offer extra protection against the cold.

Which Skates for Children?

Many children take their first steps on the ice using double gliders, which help them keep their balance and prevent falls. Once they’re more comfortable on the ice, they can move on to single gliders. All gliders attach under regular shoes, so they fit across several sizes and last for years! If children participate in weekly skating training, they will probably switch to “noren” skates. If your child only skates when there’s natural ice, figure skates or hockey skates might be a better fit, as they offer much more agility than “noren.”