Skate Sharpening in Peterborough, ON

Looking for skate sharpening in Peterborough, Ontario? Rebound Equipment sharpens hockey skates for $10 at both of our Peterborough locations. Drop them off and wait, or leave them and pick them up later. Whether you're a house league player, a rep team regular or a parent getting your kid ready for the next practice, we'll get your blades game-ready.

  • Bring your skates in

    Visit either Rebound Equipment store in Peterborough, ON. No appointment needed.

  • Wait or pick up later

    Hockey skate sharpening done while you wait, or leave your skates and pick them up later.

  • Skate sharp

    Get back on the ice with fresh edges.

  • Landsdowne

    933 Lansdowne St W, Peterborough, ON K9J 1Z5

  • North End

    184 Marina Blvd, Peterborough, ON K9H 6M9

Save with the 10-sharpen punch card

Skate every week? Ask for our punch card at either Rebound Equipment store in Peterborough, ON. Buy 9 sharpenings and get the 10th free. It works out to $9 a sharpen, and it's perfect for hockey families, rec leaguers and anyone who plays regularly.

Skate sharpening FAQ

How much does skate sharpening cost in Peterborough?

 Hockey skate sharpening at Rebound Equipment is $10. Buy 9 sharpenings with our punch card and get the 10th free.

How long does skate sharpening take?

You can wait while we sharpen, or drop your skates off and pick them up later. 15 Mins max.

Do I need an appointment?

No, just bring your skates in during store hours

How often should I get my skates sharpened?

A common rule of thumb is every 8 to 15 hours on the ice, but it depends on how hard you skate. If your skates feel dull, slip on turns or don't grip the ice, it's time. Bring them in and our team can check your edges.

Which stores sharpen skates?

Both Rebound Equipment locations in Peterborough, ON.

Do you sharpen figure skates?

  • Recreational skaters: roughly every 20 to 40 hours on the ice, or about once a season if you only skate a few times a month.
  • Regular or club skaters: around every 15 to 25 hours.
  • Competitive skaters doing jumps and spins: often every 10 to 20 hours, since sharp edges matter more for landings.

Questions? Contact us