Edea Ice Skates

Edea boots use a modern synthetic material, making them lighter than traditional leather boots. They also incorporate memory foam lining and anti-shock footbeds, reducing fatigue and providing comfort during jumps and spins.

Overture suits beginners and recreational skaters. Chorus and Concerto models are mid-level, offering more stiffness for double jumps. Ice Fly and Piano are high-level boots intended for competitive skaters performing triple and quadruple jumps.

They break in more quickly than leather boots due to their synthetic construction. Heat-mouldable features help customise the fit to your foot shape, reducing break‑in time.

Yes. Edea boots are compatible with most figure skating blades. Pair them with entry-level blades for beginners or higher-end blades for advanced skaters. Always ensure blades are the correct length and mount them professionally.

Edea offers different widths (C, D, E) to accommodate various foot shapes. Consult a fitter or their size chart to select the appropriate width. Properly fitted boots prevent discomfort and injury.

Dry them thoroughly after each session, use soft blade covers to absorb moisture and store them in a ventilated bag. Avoid leaving them near heat sources or in a cold car, which can warp the boot material.

Boots are often sold separately, especially higher-end models. Some beginner sets come as outfits with blades included. Check product descriptions to confirm.

They’re priced toward the higher end, reflecting their advanced technology and quality. However, their durability and performance justify the investment for serious skaters.