Figure Ice Skates

Shop figure skates from EDEA, Jackson, Graf & Risport at Willies. Options for beginners to competitive skaters.

Designed for comfort, control & performance, our range supports every level of skating. Whether you're landing your first jump or refining elite routines, find your perfect fit online—or visit us in-store for expert fitting advice.

Willies Figure Skating Ice Skates

Finding the right pair of figure skates for you can mean the difference between landing that jump perfectly or sliding out in your strokes! Choose from our huge range of ice skates available from the top brand names in figure skating, like Jackson, Graf, John Wilson and more.

 

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FIGURE SKATES FAQS

What types of figure skates are available at Willies?

Willies stocks a wide range of figure skates for:

- Beginners and recreational skaters — comfortable, supportive entry-level boots

- Aspiring competitors — stiffer boots with better ankle support and upgraded blades

- Advanced and elite skaters — high-performance models with heat-mouldable materials and premium blades.

- Brands include Jackson, Edea, Risport and Graf.

How do I choose the right figure skates for my level?

Consider:

- Skill level: Beginners need soft, forgiving boots; advanced skaters need stiffer, supportive models

- Skating goals: Recreational use vs competitive training

- Blade type: Entry-level skates come with pre-attached blades; advanced skaters may choose separate boots and blades

Willies offers expert fitting advice in-store and online to help you find the perfect match.

What’s the difference between figure skates and hockey skates?

Figure skates:

- Longer blades with toe picks for jumps and spins

- Designed for balance, grace, and edge control

Hockey skates:

- Shorter, curved blades for speed and agility

- Built for quick turns and impact protection

Figure skates are ideal for artistic skating, dance, and precision.

What are the best figure skates for beginners?

Look for:

- Soft, padded boots for comfort

- Pre-attached blades for convenience

- Supportive ankle structure for stability

Top beginner models include Jackson Mystique, Edea Overture, and Risport Antares — all available at Willies.