Jackson Ultima Freestyle (Women’s/Misses) Set
- Aspire XP blade
- Sizes
- Women’s 4 – 10 Full & half R (A/B), W (C/D)
- Misses 1 – 3.5 Full & half R (A/B), W (C/D)
- Support
- Moderate – 40/45
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isabella_skates - April 1, 2019 @ 18:27
It’s a really good boot for anyone that is just starting to take on singles but I would recommend that you should get a new boot once you are starting doubles. I personally love these skates and are a great introduction to singles and maybe a bit of doubles. Only thing that isn’t that good is that it hurts a lot if you don’t get them heat molded and go skating for the first time.
It’s a really good boot for anyone that is just starting to take on singles but I would recommend that you should get a new boot once you are starting doubles. I personally love these skates and are a great introduction to singles and maybe a bit o