CRS Cross Padded Ice Skating Gloves. Warm Padded Protection for Figure Skating Testing, Practice, Dance Competitions, Roller Skaters and Cheerleading.

The Padded Ice Skating Gloves have been perfect for my daughter, who is just learning how to ice skate! They provide excellent padding, which gives me peace of mind knowing her hands are protected if she falls. The fit is great—snug enough to stay in place but not too tight—and the material feels durable yet comfortable. These gloves have been a game-changer for her confidence while practicing. Highly recommend for beginners or anyone looking for a little extra protection on the ice!

My granddaughter, age 13, is taking figure skating lessons. These come in handy keeping her hands warm and the padding helps when she falls. They are nice enough to wear off the ice.

Fantastic product. My son is relatively uncoordinated while skating, so these are a great addition to our skating kit (hes also autistic, so a spill that results in a sore palm is a really big deal for us). They're a little long in the fingers because we went with the right size for his palm width over finger length, and that was completely the right call. The padding falls exactly where we need it to and they arent too tight. These are on the slim size, so definitely go with palm width if you're unsure which measurement to trust. This is our third purchase from this company and I'm confident we can trust other products from them in the future.

My daughter love these

Good barrier and cushion. The gloves are water resistant, not waterproof. If your kid is still learning and falling a lot and you may want to get waterproof gloves.

Great value, thickness, texture, and waterproof

My newly five-year-old skater had passed on her skating mittens to her younger sister and needed something new to wear on the ice. She generally skates 6-10 hours a week, and still has plenty of falls as she's working on her jumps. I decided to look for gloves, and there aren't a whole lot of choices out there for little skaters. These fit her well (youth small - toddler) but she'll get at most a year out of them before we need the bigger size, I'm guessing. They seem sufficiently padded that even when she takes an inadvertent hard fall, she doesn't seem fazed. I love that they are black, so they blend right in with her jacket (and don't show dirt, yay). I think she likes them, but I'm very nervous about her losing them, as they aren't inexpensive. They do get wet after awhile, especially if she spends much time touching the ice, but seem to dry out fairly quickly. We will certainly consider buying the next size up once she is ready for them.

My kid is learning how to do double loop and the ice and I love the padded gloves