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- Sep 15, 2023
Hi all,
I'm a 25-year-old very beginning skater (currently working on CanAdult 4, 3-turns, forward and backward edges, 2-foot jumps, etc.) who is 5"7 and ~175lbs/79kg. I've been skating in Jackson SoftSkate/Cameos for the last 4 months as I've worked through the first few LTS levels, but it's become very clear to me that they aren't sufficient anymore, even for LTS.
I have a fitting at Figure Skating Boutique outside Toronto with Jason soon, so I'm sure I'll get lots of good advice there, but I am wondering if anyone has any ideas about the range I should be looking at. I do want to continue skating for as long as I can, moving into figure skating levels hopefully at the start of the next calendar year (I'm anticipating finishing CanAdult by December or shortly after), and so I want to make sure I'm getting some skates that will give me some longevity but also are not going to be impeding my progress or causing me any injury.
Anything anyone has to offer would be greatly appreciated!!
I'm a 25-year-old very beginning skater (currently working on CanAdult 4, 3-turns, forward and backward edges, 2-foot jumps, etc.) who is 5"7 and ~175lbs/79kg. I've been skating in Jackson SoftSkate/Cameos for the last 4 months as I've worked through the first few LTS levels, but it's become very clear to me that they aren't sufficient anymore, even for LTS.
I have a fitting at Figure Skating Boutique outside Toronto with Jason soon, so I'm sure I'll get lots of good advice there, but I am wondering if anyone has any ideas about the range I should be looking at. I do want to continue skating for as long as I can, moving into figure skating levels hopefully at the start of the next calendar year (I'm anticipating finishing CanAdult by December or shortly after), and so I want to make sure I'm getting some skates that will give me some longevity but also are not going to be impeding my progress or causing me any injury.
Anything anyone has to offer would be greatly appreciated!!