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Today we will discuss one of the common practices when choosing skate size: The Foot-on-Insole method. We have seen numurous skaters send the photos similar to following to us: Fun Fact: Your insoles are typically at least 5mm smaller than the actual usable length of the boot. Many skaters are advised to place their foot on the insole of a new […]
Today, we want to dive into a topic that has piqued the interest of many skaters – the debate between the traditional Bolt through method and the innovative “Quick Mounting System” for skates. This discussion has once again arisen in the Artistic community recently. Why was the bolt-through method used historically?For years, ice skates and roller skates have […]
Arch Pain, do I need new skates? “I took them for a skate today and they feel great!! Thank you so much for your help. I had almost given up on them thinking they had been stretched multiple times by our technician here and there was no hope they would ever be comfortable. I now […]
Hi Skaters, We would like to provide you with information regarding the changes to EDEA’s new boot designs in 2023. Over the past few years, EDEA has been working to develop new boot shapes that will provide better support and comfort for both roller and ice skaters. While some members of the skating community have […]
Do you choose Roll-line suspensions hardness based on your body weight? Read our Artistic Tech Talk: Suspensions & Body weight Fun facts about your suspensions: 1.Cushions will lose their “bounce” over time. As they wear down, you may notice a decrease in responsiveness, and your click action might stop “clicking” properly. For skaters who train […]
Let’s dive into some in-depth roller tech discussion: Start with Suspensions. Over time, we have observed skaters frequently swapping out suspensions solely based on their body weight by referring to the Roll-Line body weight chart. However, we want to emphasize that body weight is only one of the factors that determine which suspensions should be […]
Shopping for skates as an adult can be a vastly different experience than buying skates for children. Adults have the freedom to choose a relatively higher level boot because of their body mass and muscle power. This means they can go straight to intermediate boots without feeling like their movements are restricted. However, there are […]
Are you dreaming of owning a pair of Edea Ice Flys? In this article, we will discuss why we do not recommend new skaters to get top-level boots. You may often hear the attractive selling points of elite boots, such as top technology, the lightest weight, and new generation materials. However, the ultimate goal of […]
When it comes to buying skates for children, parents often become anxious about the cost. Some parents or each coaches will suggest buying very big skates for children, hoping they will last longer and save money. The result is often destructive. Skates are sports equipment, the spin rocker of the blades, or for artistic skaters, […]
Skate fitting is an important aspect of skating that requires careful attention to ensure a comfortable, safe, and high-performing experience on the ice. Unfortunately, there are some common practices that skaters, parents, or even technicians may use to check the fitting of skates that the boot suppliers do not recommend. Do not fit your skates […]
