Hi guys,
I'm 18, male, height about 6 feet, and weight around 65kg.
I started skating this year in about April 2022 and I absolutely love it, so I decided to get my own skate, which is Jackson Mystique. I don't have a fixed skating schedule and sometime I could skate for about 3 times a week, 1h each time, but sometime I can't even skate in a month depending on my school schedule.
I learned everything from friends or Youtube videos, and it turns out to me that I seem to learn a lot faster than regular skaters even without professional coaching. In 8 months, I can already jump the waltz jump and start to practice toe loop with a few successful attempts. But my skate definitely doesn't have enough support for me even if they aren't starting to break down yet. And now I'm looking for a new pair of skates that can give me enough support for all one-rotational jumps, which is my future goal. Since I'm an adult, I think it's maybe even better to have skated over my current skill level. So any recommendation for what skate I should get?
Brands and price don't matter too much as I see them as a long-term investment. It's unlikely that I can go to a skate shop since I'm so busy with school work, but with my current skate, I have a pretty good idea for my size.
FYI: I'm not gonna participate in any competition, of course, and I'm not gonna have a coach at least recently. But I love my current way of learning, and I love to challenge myself with new elements, so I'll keep learning new stuff and progress as long as I'm capable of it, my current goal is to keep improving my footwork and learn all one-rotational jumps and some spins soon, and maybe even double in the future.
Thank you in advance for all the help.
I'm 18, male, height about 6 feet, and weight around 65kg.
I started skating this year in about April 2022 and I absolutely love it, so I decided to get my own skate, which is Jackson Mystique. I don't have a fixed skating schedule and sometime I could skate for about 3 times a week, 1h each time, but sometime I can't even skate in a month depending on my school schedule.
I learned everything from friends or Youtube videos, and it turns out to me that I seem to learn a lot faster than regular skaters even without professional coaching. In 8 months, I can already jump the waltz jump and start to practice toe loop with a few successful attempts. But my skate definitely doesn't have enough support for me even if they aren't starting to break down yet. And now I'm looking for a new pair of skates that can give me enough support for all one-rotational jumps, which is my future goal. Since I'm an adult, I think it's maybe even better to have skated over my current skill level. So any recommendation for what skate I should get?
Brands and price don't matter too much as I see them as a long-term investment. It's unlikely that I can go to a skate shop since I'm so busy with school work, but with my current skate, I have a pretty good idea for my size.
FYI: I'm not gonna participate in any competition, of course, and I'm not gonna have a coach at least recently. But I love my current way of learning, and I love to challenge myself with new elements, so I'll keep learning new stuff and progress as long as I'm capable of it, my current goal is to keep improving my footwork and learn all one-rotational jumps and some spins soon, and maybe even double in the future.
Thank you in advance for all the help.