Jackson Ultima Elle (Women’s/Misses) Set
- Mirage blade
- Sizes
- Women’s 4 – 10 Full & half R (A/B), W (C/D)
- Misses 11 – 3.5 Full & half R (A/B), W (C/D)
- Support
- Moderate 30/35
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rowdy - February 20, 2020 @ 19:28
These were my first pair of ice skates, and they provided a ton of ankle support (very different from the floppy recreational skates I had worn in the past) with plenty of padding, and a solid blade with a fair-sized toepick. They are quite stiff at first, but the flex notch allows your ankle to bend over time as you break them in (you could also have them heat molded, which will help.) They seem to have an arch built into in the sole, which feels fairly high (I have naturally flat arches) and come in wide widths. Very solid boot and I had no issues with the attached Mirage blade for beginner skills. The heel is slightly high, which helps you to get forward on the blade, and I prefer that to lower-heeled skates.
These were my first pair of ice skates, and they provided a ton of ankle support (very different from the floppy recreational skates I had worn in the past) with plenty of padding, and a solid blade with a fair-sized toepick. They are quite stiff at