Jackson Ultima - Artiste with Mark IV Blade - Womens/Girls/Mens/Boys

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Shipping was fast and I recommend these skates! I’ve been skating for almost a year and 195 times (yes, I count them to keep myself accountable). The left boot just started to break in, so time for me to get the next boot/blade up- I’m thinking Jackson Freestyle.They’re durable and I’ve used them to do waltz, salchow and toe lop jumps, plus spins and I’m starting to learn how to do a back spin too. I recommend these skates and they might last you more than they lasted me if you don’t practice as much! (I practice an hour 4-5 times a week).

Well you can't be sure the fit is always right on sport skates 6.5 is bigger than a regular shoe size so make sure the length and fit are accurate before you try to use these skates. After sharpening the toe stop is a little bit long and can cause you to fall. Make sure to inspect the blades and have any nubs ground down if they will be too close to the ice.

Jackson once again comes through with good quality skates! Purchased these for my son and they fit great. The only issue I had was that they were shipped in the Jackson box rather than inside of another box. When I received them, the box was very damaged from going through the USPS system.

Excelente producto, muy buena calidad

This is a great pair of beginner figure skate, I ordered through Amazon for faster shipping and it came faster than I would've gotten from Jackson website. The size was perfect for me and I'm so glad I didn't have to return for the size. I wear size 8 shoes and I have relatively wide feet. 8C was perfect for me. It was very tight in the beginning but I got used to it after 3-4 wears. I recommend wearing men's dress socks. The figure skating thighs didn't provide much support and were too thin. Regular socks were too thick. Thinner socks work perfect for me. I weigh quite a lot but still skate in these with no problem. I will probably have to upgrade at some point but these are great skates for beginners especially they aren't too stiff that I can really work on my knee bend and edge control.

I had a dinky pair of recreational skates for a while and I started taking skating lessons. I quickly learned that I needed to invest in a new pair of skates. I did a ton of research and landed on these. I am so glad I did. They fit me well and I have actually been able to complete many of the skills that I was unable to do before getting these skates. The ankle support is incredible. And it didn't even take me that long to adjust to the new boots.

As a new figure skate Mom, I bought these shoes thinking they would help my daughter learn to skate. Unfortunately, I didn't understand that figure stakes have to have the blades installed correctly for them to work, and they are technically made to be adjustable. In this case, my daughter's skates were misaligned, but since we were new to skating we didn't know. They didn't even mention it...Now a year later, my daughter is having ankle problems and keeps getting told she's skating on her "outside edge" and is no longer getting better. Well, tonight I looked at her skates and figured out why... the blades aren't centered... at all.I added a photo of how the blade should look when you get them to ensure they are mounted correctly. Ours were not. If you look at the photo, you can see that they mounted them too far "in" which then caused my daughter to try to balance on the "outer edge" since this was closer to her center of gravity. This hurt her ankle, and made staking very difficult.Very disappointed. These skates basically cost her WAY more than even the most expensive skates possible since she basically lost a year of skating experience and... even worse... they are actually dangerous as they can cause injuries.CHECK YOUR MOUNTING... or better yet, get skates somewhere else.