Figure Skating Protective Gear

Whether you're a beginner figure skater, or a pro learning new technical jumps and spins, protective clothing is a must to keep you safe during your training sessions.

At Willies, we offer a range of figure skating protective gear — order online or visit us in-store for expert recommendations and advice!

Willies Ice Skating Protective Clothing

Want to keep yourself protected on the ice while you learn how to ice skate or even get to grips with those more technical jumps and spins? We’ve got you covered. Our range of protective equipment for ice skaters allows for maximum movement while keeping you safe from falls on the ice.

 

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FIGURE SKATING PROTECTIVE GEAR FAQS

  • What protective gear is available for figure skaters?

    Willies stocks a range of discreet, flexible protective gear designed for on-ice use, including:

    - Crash pants — padded shorts that protect hips, coccyx, and thighs during falls

    - Knee and Elbow pads — slim-profile, impact-absorbing protection for training

    - Wrist guards — reduce risk of sprains or fractures during backward falls

    - Padded tights or leggings — built-in protection with a sleek silhouette

    These are ideal for beginners, jump learners, and skaters returning from injury.

  • Who should use figure skating protective gear?

    Anyone! Protective gear is especially useful for:

    - Beginners learning basic skills and balance

    - Skaters learning jumps or spins

    - Adults returning to skating after a break

    - Anyone recovering from injury or looking to reduce fall impact

    It’s a smart way to build confidence and reduce injury risk.

  • What are the best crash pants for figure skating?

    Look for:

    - Multi-panel foam padding for hips, tailbone, and thighs

    - Stretchy, breathable fabric for comfort

    - Low-profile design to wear with tights or leggings

    Intermezzo crash pants are a great option with plenty of padding.