Made for Adult Ice Skaters

Adults Skate Too is more than a brand — it's a movement built for adult figure skaters of all levels. Whether you're returning to the rink after years away, starting as an adult beginner, or skating every week, AST celebrates adult skating with high-quality, fun, and functional apparel and accessories.

From our best-selling rink totes to cozy skate hoodies, our products are made for those redefining what ice skating for adults looks like. Join the growing community of adult skaters who are proving it’s never too late to lace up.

✨NEW AST Release is Here! ✨ - Adults Skate Too
✨NEW AST Release is Here! ✨ - Adults Skate Too LLC

✨NEW AST Release is Here! ✨

Now available in the shop – our AST Cursive design in shimmer and our Will Skate For Pizza 🍕design in glitter! Available in all of our apparel options.
Don’t forget to check out our new stickers as well – create your own bundle of 5 stickers for $12. Discount will automatically be applied in your cart.
Happy skating! 

Common Skater Qs 💭

Can adults learn to ice skate?

Absolutely! It’s never too late to start skating. Many adults begin in their 20s, 30s, 40s, or beyond — and fall in love with the sport.

What should I wear to adult skating lessons?

We recommend leggings or athletic pants, layered tops, and a jacket or hoodie. Gloves and tall socks are helpful, too. AST makes apparel specifically for adult skaters!

Do I need my own skates to start?

Not at first! Most rinks rent skates. Once you're hooked, you can invest in figure skates that match your goals and budget.

Are there competitions or classes for adult skaters?

Yes! Many clubs offer adult-only group classes and competitions through organizations like U.S. Figure Skating.

Is figure skating a good workout for adults?

Skating improves balance, coordination, strength, and endurance — and it's fun too!

How do I find adult skating classes near me?

Search your local rink’s website or contact them directly for adult learn-to-skate programs.

What skates are best for adult beginners?

Brands like Jackson, Riedell, and Edea offer supportive boots. Visit a skate shop for fitting advice.

What should I bring to my first skating class?

Wear warm layers, bring gloves, tall socks, and water. If you have skates, bring them too!

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