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How should I ensure my figure skating dresses are always in the best condition for my competitions?
Dear XAMAS! Please recommend ice skating rinks that I should visit during the winter holidays.
Figure skating competitions have strict rules and regulations with regards to the outfits worn by all skaters. Before you buy figure skating pants for your competition, there are some minimal standards for clothing that must be followed.
You asked: “Dear XAMAS! How do I choose the right XAMAS ice skate pants for me?” XAMAS answers: Ice skate pants designed by XAMAS are available in a variety of colours and features. They are all stylish and great for daily wear! However, depending on the type of training you’re doing, certain styles may be more suitable than others.
You asked: “Dear XAMAS! What ice skating gloves should I wear for practice and competition?” XAMAS answers: Gloves are essential items for ice sports and what skaters usually wear with their ice skating practice wear. There are many types of gloves available with different functions. From keeping your hands warm, padded protection, touchscreen functions, to adding the extra pizzazz to your competition costumes, here are some XAMAS ice skating gloves we recommend.
Whether you're an amateur or a national champion figure skater, carrying the right skate bag is essential. To help you choose and buy skate bags for your skill level and lifestyle, here are a few things to consider..
Your figure skating practice wear should be comfortable and well-fitted to complement your overall performance. Dressing in the right attire also ensures your safety on ice. As a basic guideline, always choose figure skating clothing that are somewhat form-fitting and at the same time allowing unrestricted movement. When necessary, put on an additional slim-fit, microfleece ice skating jacket or accessories like knitted gloves and ear muffs to keep you warm during training.