Why Picskate® ?

Picskate® Advantages

  • The Picskate® is made from extruded aircraft aluminum, which means:
    • It is Lightweight
    • It has a high strength to weight ratio
    • It’s corrosion resistant
    • It offers a seamless finish and high durability
    • It’s low maintenance
  • Patented designs that replicates ice skating better than competitors.
  • ‘T’ bushings absorb vibration for a smoother ride.
  • Flush mounted bolts protect skating floor.
  • Take your Pic® of 3 or 4 wheels depending on your skating style and needs.
  • Each Pic® can be rotated to extend its wear.
  • Switch out wheels and/or Pic® to adjust depth of edges, adapt to different surfaces, modify speed, and affect the amount of rocker experienced.
  • Stop while going either forward or backward.


Picskates® are designed to work best on:

  • Smooth asphalt or concrete
  • Gym Floors
  • Tennis Courts
  • Skating Rinks

Train like you’re on ice….anywhere, anytime.

3-wheel Jazz Picskate with captions

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Before Picskating, always

  1. Check your Picskates® for wear, replace pic® or other parts as needed.
  2. Be certain set screws are in place after rotating or replacing pic®.
  3. Perform stretching exercises before putting on your Picskates®.

When Picskating, always

  1. Wear a helmet and other protective gear.
  2. Practice slowing and stopping in a safe area.
  3. Be aware of surroundings. Clear skating area of debris before practicing.
  4. Be courteous of others.
  5. Announce passing intentions.
  6. Look for open space to skate.
  7. Exercise control.
  8. Enjoy skating with your Picskates®!

The Lightest Frame in the World is Yours!

3 Wheel Frame with Stopper

Pic® Frame

258g

9.0 oz

Snow White®

286g

10.09 oz

Jackson

316g

11.15 oz

Fully Loaded Wheels, Bearings, T-Bushings & Stopper

Pic® Frame

562g

1 lb, 3.7 oz

Snow White®

624g

1 lb, 6.0 oz

Jackson

628g

1 lb, 6.1 oz

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Figure skaters are always looking for ways to train off the ice. Traditional quad roller skates are very hard for ice skaters to transition to, but inline skates have changed things so that ice skaters can skate on wheels.