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Broken, rusty or missing eyelets or rivets in your Ice Skates? Over time, wear and tear can damage the hardware that keeps your skates supportive and secure. Our ice skate eyelet and rivet replacement service is designed to restore the structural integrity of your skates, ensuring they feel and perform like they should.
We carry a full range of rivet types, eyelet sizes, and skate-specific hardware to match your existing setup. Whether you're dealing with rust, pulled-through eyelets, or broken rivets, our technicians can carry out a professional, like-for-like replacement - or upgrade your hardware where needed.
All repairs are completed in-store by experienced staff, using specialist equipment to maintain a secure fit. Turnaround usually takes 24-48 hours.
Restores Boot Stability and Support
Loose rivets or damaged eyelets can compromise ankle support and lace tension, making your skates feel unstable. Replacing them ensures your skate boots stay firm and responsive, giving you full control over your fit and feel on the ice.
Improves Fit and Reduces Lace Bite
When hardware fails, laces can pull unevenly, causing discomfort. Professional eyelet replacement restores an even lace up and helps prevent pressure points from developing - especially during long sessions or intense play.
Extends the Life of Your Ice Skates
Catching these issues early and replacing faulty parts can prevent long-term damage to your boots. A small repair now can save you the cost of a full skate replacement later - making skate rivet / eyelet replacement a smart investment.
Typically eyelet / rivet replacement can be done a 24-48 hour turnaround.
Over time, eyelets and rivets can loosen, corrode, or pull through the boot material due to stress and moisture. This weakens your skate’s structure and fit. Replacing damaged skate hardware helps restore proper support and prevents further wear to the boot.
Look for signs like loose rivets, missing or rusted eyelets, or areas where the boot feels soft or unstable. If your laces no longer pull tight evenly or you’re experiencing lace bite, it’s a good idea to have your skates inspected for possible eyelet or rivet faults.
We don’t recommend it. A missing or damaged skate rivet can shift how pressure is distributed through the boot and may lead to further damage - or worse, injury. We advise bringing them in as soon as possible for assessment.