Top 10 best Ice Skates 2022 Price and Feature Comparison

I just received these skates and they are beautiful! I repositioned my own blade because I know as an experienced skater what I need to do and where they should be- I gave it 4 stars out of 5 for 2 things. One is that these are supposed to be brand new out of the box and there were a ton of finger prints all over my blade. Obviously someone had tried these on and perhaps returned them- but they fit me like new skates so I’ll let it slide. Also and this is IMPORTANT!!! I read a lot of the questions and reviews of people saying that these skates are smaller than street size. THIS IS FALSE! If you are a size 9 street, you are a size 9 skate in these. In fact I would even get a size higher NOT lower in these skates! The pro shop measured my foot at 8 3/4 and I had to buy a 9.5 Jackson boot skate and it fits perfect- as a skate should fit – snug and to the tippy toe box… the q and a is misleading! Follow the size you are and go up one half- and if you have wide feet, get the wide and the heat mold done. It can add another quarter of an inch width with the heat which I had done. These skates are very durable and supportive but the low ankle in the back takes some getting used to. If you are tall like me it feels a bit like you are hanging out of your skate- it takes some getting used to- but these boots are super top of the line. Ankles are very stiff and will need to be punched out for comfort but that’s what you want when you are learning jumps and spins. A really nice mid level skate and blade here and the curve on the aspire blade is excellent- lots of room before the pick hits the ice. All in all I highly recommend these and it was a great deal for the price- the pro shop wants $330 for these exact skates and they don’t carry larger sizes so feel confident ordering these – just remember- they are similar to street shoe size- NOT smaller! I just came from a pair of Gams that were slightly too big although super comfy- these fit better and are no nonsense boots… so the sizes are snug even at the same size as streetuntil you get them heat molded. If you want more room or room for growth get one half size bigger than you would! So if you’re an 8.5 street shoe, you need a 9 for roomy comfort. Trust me. Just went through nightmares at the pro shop not having my size which is why I resorted to buying these here online 🙂 good luck and happy skating!

el material es de calidad y la protección en los tobillos es buena, al meter los pies no te lastiman durante o después del patinaje por su protección acolchonada trae marcos Intercambiables línea, doble eje, hielo, sus ruedas son suaves y se pueden usar durante mucho tiempo gracias a su ajuste de tamaño, me encanto esta compra realmente valió la pena el precio por lo que ofrece (aunque las rudas de doble eje son de platico por lo que se dificultara un poco algunos trucos al momento de patinar ya que no giraran como otros)

Found sizing a bit confusing and ended up ordering the wrong size. I returned them, but my initial impression was that they were of good quality so no complaints.

I do really like these skates. They’re very comfortable and have been great to practice with. As noted in other reviews, they do just come with the factory sharpen, so the blades are really really dull upon arrival. After getting them sharpened, they were great. The only reason I didn’t give them 5 stars is because they have split a little bit on the sides on the tongue, causing the stuffing the come out a bit. This hasn’t caused a problem yet, but I’m just hoping they stay in good shape.

I bought these for my 7 year old daughter who is fairly dedicated to learning to figure skate. Her feet use to get cold in her previous pair of skates but these keep her feet nice and toasty warm. She loves them and says they are super comfortable which allows her to skate longer.

Measurements are pretty accurate from what I can tell. You CANNOT compare these figure skates to street shoes as Jacksons seem to run on the larger side. My last figure skates (SP Teri which I got over 20 years ago!) were a size 6.5, however, they were custom made to fit my feet.Figure skates should fit snugly or else will breakdown quickly and make it harder to jump and spin. I usually wear a 7-7.5 in sneakers (an almost perfect 7 in traditional Converse sneakers) and ended up having to exchange the 6.5W skates for a 6W. I’m between an W and R so I stuck with the wide option.Break in time wasn’t too bad, but I’m only doing single jumps and spins – not attempting any doubles (those days are over!). Blades aren’t the greatest, but you can’t expect much with blades that already come mounted on the skates. Overall, as a returning skater who’s just skating for “funsies”, these skates have been a decent and comfortable option without having to pay a lot of $$$.

ice skate laces are a pain in the butt. the buckles on these make the process much easier with a toddler who doesn’t want to spend a few minutes tightening laces 🙂 theyre not as rigid as a traditional hockey skate but have much more support than a figure skate. they come sharp”ish” but my little one looked better on the ice after they were sharpened (expect $5-8/pair for sharpening)

I didn’t expect a whole lot since they where relatively cheap but dang, I’ve never had such great skates, I got a size 8 in womens and the support is unbelievable, I love them, highly recommend, they are also very cute

This is a good basic learn to skate boot. I used it for about 9 months until I went into private lessons and needed something a little more high end. Keep in mind the fit is somewhat narrow and this is not a heat adjustable boot. So, not appropriate for higher level skating. If you’re looking for something casual it’s a great option.

These are a great set of first skates. Kids out grow foot wear so quickly these provide more years of wear.