Glice

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Swiss-engineered synthetic ice rink system that delivers a real skating experience on regular ice skates, with no water and no electricity.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

Glice is a Swiss synthetic ice company founded in 2012 in Lucerne, Switzerland. It designs and builds synthetic ice rinks using solid polymer panels that require no refrigeration, water, or electricity. Its panels showed 52% less friction than the next-best synthetic ice in standardized Fraunhofer Institute testing, and are installed in more than 3,000 rinks across 100+ countries. The product is used by municipalities, hotels, shopping centers, hockey clubs, private owners, and the automotive industry.

History

Glice is a Swiss synthetic ice company founded in 2012 in Lucerne, Switzerland. It designs and builds synthetic ice rinks that skate, look, and feel close to real ice without a refrigeration plant, resurfacing water, or the operating footprint of conventional refrigerated ice. The company's product is used by municipalities, hotels, shopping centers, hockey clubs, private owners, and the automotive industry in over one hundred countries. Its solid polymer panels showed 52% less friction than the next-best synthetic ice in standardized Fraunhofer Institute testing, and are installed in more than 3,000 rinks across 100+ countries.

Products and positioning

Swiss-engineered synthetic ice rink system with lab-proven glide performance, zero refrigeration, and no water or electricity requirements.

Synthetic ice rink system
A system of engineered polymer panels that lets you skate with normal ice skates - no refrigeration, no water, no freezing. Panels install on any flat surface and connect to form a complete skating rink.
Synthetic ice tiles
Glice synthetic ice tiles provide a realistic skating experience for hockey and skating at home, with an optimal balance of glide and grip. They are durable, require no downtime, and are endorsed by NHL player Roman Josi.

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