Mix any stickers and save up to 32%. Build a bundle

Digital Download

Skating Budget Planner (Printable PDF)

Regular price $6.00

  • Amazon
  • Amazon
  • American Express
  • Apple Pay
  • Diners Club
  • Discover
  • Google Pay
  • Mastercard
  • PayPal
  • Shop Pay
  • USDC
  • Venmo
  • Visa
Instant download
US Letter, A4 and printer-friendly
Secure checkout

Skating costs creep up on most of us. It starts with a class and some rental skates, and a year later there's freestyle ice, a coach, your own boots and a sharpening every so often. This planner gives you a page for each month to write it all down as you pay, so you can see where the money goes and decide what matters most to you.

It's made to go with our guide to the real cost of adult figure skating, which explains what drives each cost and how to find your own rink's prices. There are no prices printed in the planner, because every rink sets its own and they change, so you write in yours.

18 pages. US Letter, A4 and a black-and-white printer-friendly version, all in one download.

18 pages

What's inside

  1. Page 01

    Cover

    Space for the year, your rink, your monthly budget and what you're saving for, with links to every page.

  2. Page 02

    How to Use It

    Five short steps, a quick way to estimate a month, and a few ways to make your skating money go further.

  3. Page 03

    My Prices

    Your own rink's and coach's prices in one place, from freestyle ice to sharpening, with the date you checked.

  4. Page 04

    The Year Ahead

    A box for each month to note the tests, competitions and new gear you can see coming.

  5. Pages 05 to 16

    Monthly Budget

    One page a month, with a box for ice time, lessons, coach fees, gear, sharpening, competitions and tests, costumes and travel.

  6. Page 17

    Year Summary

    Every month's totals side by side, plus where most of it went and what was worth every penny.

  7. Page 18

    Saving for Something Big

    What it'll cost, how much to put aside each month and a short checklist before you buy new skates.

There are no prices printed in the planner, because every rink sets its own. Our real cost guide explains how to find yours.

Three versions in every download

  1. US Letter

    8.5 × 11 Inches

    The standard paper size in the US and Canada.

  2. A4

    210 × 297 Millimeters

    The standard paper size almost everywhere else.

  3. Printer-friendly

    8.5 × 11 Inches, black and white

    No color and no tinted boxes, so it goes easy on your ink.

How it works

  1. After checkout

    Your download is ready as soon as you've paid.

  2. On paper

    Print as many copies as you need for your own skating.

  3. On a tablet

    It's a PDF, so it opens on any tablet, and it works in GoodNotes if you like writing on the page.

Good to know

Is it official?

No. It isn't made by or connected to U.S. Figure Skating or the ISU. It's made by adult skaters, for adult skaters. Rules change most seasons, so check with your coach or your event's announcement too.

Will it print on A4 paper?

Yes, there's an A4 version in the download. The black-and-white one is US Letter size, so pick fit to page if you print it on A4.

Can I share it with my skating friends?

It's just for you. Print as many copies as you need for your own skating, but please don't share or resell the files.

#adultsskatetoo