Glice project index
Projects
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Glice project showcases include a rooftop rink at the Grand Hyatt Nashville, a rink atop Tokyo's tallest skyscraper, and installations at Westfield and Credit One Stadium, demonstrating synthetic ice's versatility for seasonal and year-round skating in various climates.
Glice is a Swiss-engineered synthetic ice rink system that delivers a real skating experience on regular ice skates, with no water and no electricity. Its solid polymer panels showed 52% less friction than the next-best synthetic ice in standardized Fraunhofer Institute testing, and are now installed in more than 3,000 rinks across 100+ countries.
Reviewed by Viktor Meier, Co-Founder & CEO, Glice AG · Last reviewed: June 2026
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Key facts
- Fraunhofer IWM measured Glice friction matching freshly resurfaced real ice at lower speed
- 52% less friction and 45% less blade indentation than the next-best synthetic ice competitor
- Operating in 100+ countries with 3,000+ installations
- Swiss-engineered panels manufactured in Germany under exclusivity
Last updated: June 2026













