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Visit the Pro Shop for expert advice and professional service you can trust.
With over 30 years of industry experience, you can feel confident knowing you’re receiving knowledgeable guidance from someone who understands the sport, the equipment, and what works best on the ice.




Sharp skates can make all the difference — helping you stay fast, stable, and in control on the ice. Whether you’re playing to win or simply enjoying a smooth glide, properly sharpened blades are essential.

Our Pro Shop uses professional-grade sharpening equipment to keep your skates razor sharp and performing at their best, giving you the confidence and edge every time you hit the ice.

Skate Sharpening & Fitting
General Sharpening $30.00
New Skates Sharpening From $60.00
Figure Blade Fitting From $60.00
Skate Boot Heat Molding From $50.00

General
Sharpening

Keep your skates performing at their best with professional blade sharpening.
Regular sharpening improves grip, control, balance, and stopping power, helping you skate with greater confidence and precision on the ice.

New Skates Sharpening

New skates often do not come ready for the ice.
We professionally sharpen new blades to ensure the correct edge and finish, giving you the proper grip and performance from your very first session.

Figure Blade
Fitting

Correct blade alignment
is essential for balance, turns, spins, and overall skating performance. We carefully fit and position figure skating blades to suit the skater’s boot and skating style for maximum comfort and control.

Skate Boot
Heat Molding

Heat molding helps
shape the skate boot
to the contours of your feet for a more personalized fit.
This process improves comfort, support, and responsiveness while reducing pressure points and break-in time.


What is the Difference Between a Hockey Skate and a Figure Skate?

A figure skating blade has toe picks at the top and is usually longer and heavier than a hockey blade.
Also, figure skate boots are usually made out of leather and are much more expensive than hockey skate boots.

Most of the time, a figure skate blade is separately mounted onto a figure skate boot
but hockey skate blades are generally soldered directly onto the hockey boot's base.

Hockey skate boots are usually much more comfortable than figure skate boots.
The toe picks on figure skate boots make it possible to jump and spin.
The short light blade on hockey skates help players with speed and quick stops