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What Equipment Do I Need To Curl?

Items for you to bring:

• Warm, loose-fitting clothes (sweatshirt or sweater)
• Gloves & an optional hat
• Clean sneakers or rubber-soled shoes
• A good nature and sense of humor

Items we'll supply:

• Great ice
• Curling stones
• Sweeping brooms

Later, you can add:

If you decide to take up the game, our club store has available:

• Brushes - cloth-covered, horse-hair (stiffest) or hogs hair (softest)
• Curling shoes with slider atttached. Sliders are hard plastic, teflon, or stainless steel in order of increasing slipperiness. Curling shoes ususally have soft rubber soles for traction.
• Removable sliders - full foot and half foot
• Removable grippers, to protect slider or cover slider to ease walking on ice during sweeping
• Curling Gloves (baseball batting gloves work well too)
• Stop Watches - for timing rock speed
• Broom Bags
• Curling Pants - stretch material
• Jackets and a variety of other clothing

You can also make yuour own stabilizer bar