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Yoko - January 24, 2022 @ 14:20
Im 175cm and 60kg. I started learning at the beginning of 2020 and they breaked after about an year. Or maybe even faster, but I just didn’t realize about that. If you are about my height, skating very often, want to learn jumps, I would recommend to buy stiffer boots. I think they would breake even if I didn’t jump. They are just really soft. The blade ultima mark II, which comes with that skates, is also quite bad to learning turns, twizzles or spins. If you really want to start your figure skating “career”, buy more stiff boots, and better blade. It will be soooo easier, and you wouldn’t have to change boots every season. In general I liked that boots. They look very slim on feet, the quality is very nice, and they are comfortable, but I definitely wouldn’t recommend them to figure skating. Maybe if you are much shorter and lighter than me, then you can consider it.
Im 175cm and 60kg. I started learning at the beginning of 2020 and they breaked after about an year. Or maybe even faster, but I just didn’t realize about that. If you are about my height, skating very often, want to learn jumps, I would recommend