Dual type

Ice/Steel weakness

Ice/Steel Pokémon are weak to Fire and Fighting for 4× damage, and to Ground for 2× damage. They take no damage from Poison, resist 8 other types and take normal damage from 6 types.

Ice/Steel damage taken

DamageAttacking types
4×Fire, Fighting
2×Ground
1×Water, Electric, Rock, Ghost, Dark, Steel
½×Normal, Grass, Flying, Psychic, Bug, Dragon, Fairy
¼×Ice
0×Poison

Best types to use against Ice/Steel

To beat a Ice/Steel Pokémon, use Fire and Fighting moves: they deal 4× damage. Ground moves also hit for 2×. Do not waste turns on Poison (0×), Ice (¼×), Normal (½×), Grass (½×) and Flying (½×).

Ice/Steel and Steel/Ice are the same typing: in battle the order of a Pokémon's two types makes no difference, so a Steel/Ice search lands on this page too.

Going the other way, Ice and Steel moves between them hit Grass, Ice, Ground, Flying, Rock, Dragon and Fairy super effectively, but Fire, Water and Steel take reduced or no damage from both.

2 Pokémon have the Ice/Steel typing, all of them alternate forms, first appearing in Generation 1.

The highest base stat total is Alolan Sandslash with 450; the average across the group is 375.

2 Ice/Steel Pokémon

Quick answers

What is Ice/Steel weak to?

Ice/Steel Pokémon are weak to Fire and Fighting for 4× damage, and to Ground for 2× damage.

What is Ice/Steel immune to?

Ice/Steel Pokémon are immune to Poison moves, which deal no damage.

What resists Ice/Steel?

Ice/Steel Pokémon resist Normal (½×), Grass (½×), Flying (½×), Psychic (½×), Bug (½×), Dragon (½×), Fairy (½×) and Ice (¼×).

What is the best type against Ice/Steel?

To beat a Ice/Steel Pokémon, use Fire and Fighting moves: they deal 4× damage. Ground moves also hit for 2×. Do not waste turns on Poison (0×), Ice (¼×), Normal (½×), Grass (½×) and Flying (½×).

Related type pages

Single types: Ice, Steel. All dual-type combinations. Type chart and calculator.

More Ice combinations

More Steel combinations

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