Sharpening and Maintenance Services
Golden Skate is a specialty store for figure skating, and our skate maintenance services are also focused exclusively on figure skates.
We specialize solely in figure skating.
Our services:
Sharpening, blade mounting, boot modification, and stretching of the last.
Golden Skate is one of Finland’s best-known pro shop stores. We provide extremely precise sharpening for figure skates.
Our figure skate maintenance services are perfectly suited for competitive and goal-oriented skaters, as well as skating school participants.
All of our figure skate sharpening and maintenance services are carried out by hand, professionally, and tailored to the individual needs of each skater.
All our services come with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Figure skates should be sharpened regularly to ensure proper grip on the ice. Ask us personally about sharpening intervals—we’re happy to help.
If you are unable to bring your skates to the shop during opening hours, call +358 50 404 8685 and we will arrange service separately.
You can also book an appointment for maintenance services via our booking system.
For long-distance customers: you can purchase maintenance through our online store and send your skates to us.
We will service them and return them to you as quickly as possible.
Figure Skate Maintenance Guide
Proper maintenance of figure skates is important for both performance and safety. Well-maintained skates last longer, feel more stable on the ice, and are easier to control.
1. Sharpening
Blades become dull with use → you will notice reduced grip while skating.
Sharpening interval: typically every 15–30 sessions, depending on ice conditions and skating style.
You need sharpening if:
Always have sharpening done by a professional familiar with figure skates and their specific requirements (different from hockey skates!).
2. Drying After Use
Dry the blades immediately after practice with a towel.
Also remove moisture from the boots—loosen the laces and let them air dry.
This prevents rust and odor.
3. Blade Guards
Do not store skates in hard guards for long periods.
4. Rust Prevention
Store skates in a dry place.
Keep blades in fabric blade covers.
5. Boot Maintenance
Check regularly:
Leather boots can be treated with conditioner.
6. When to Service?
Take your skates for maintenance if:
Tip: If you train actively, always carry a screwdriver and spare laces.
