The term 'Figure-Skating Surface' refers to the surface on which figure skaters perform. This surface is typically made of ICE, which is indicated by the crossword solution of ICE (3 letters). ICE is a slippery surface that allows skaters to glide and spin with ease. It is also a hard surface that can support the weight of the skater and the jumps they perform. Figure-skating surfaces are usually created in an indoor rink, where the temperature is kept low enough to maintain the ICE.