I am a assistant coach for skaters that are just starting to skate. One of the older students felt very discouraged and un-motivated, I showed her a few of your videos and explained that you spread positivity and light through the entire skating community. I told her that your videos show that you can start skating at any age. She was very inspired and watches your videos every day! ❤
I’m 19, and I want to get into this.. is it too late? I feel embarrassed especially if I have to relearn how to skate beside kids, but I really want to so I don’t care
That’s so nice! I’ve wanted to learn how to skate but I’ve always felt like it was too late and i also live somewhere where it’s not common to skate since it’s always so hot
Yeah but they last over a year and they are totally worth it, I live in Australia and over here they are au$1000 with the blades I’m pretty sure the ones in the video are with the blades too (correct me if I’m wrong). I have the exact same skates and they are definitely worth it there great skates.
@@Pink-Art-On-TumblrMany heat-molded skates are included in the price of the skates. So basically when you purchase the skates you’re also purchasing the heat molding.
this is so fascinating to me as a casual rollerskater. i skate in lace-up quads (and the best pair of skates i own (they were about $300) are less padded in the ankles & tongue, but more cushioned in the sole. they allow much more freedom for movement and are great for shuffle skating/dancing! seeing that professional ice-skates are not only more padded, but also much stiffer explains why i struggling with ice skating much more than i anticipated. 😅 i'm adjusted to inline skating as well, i'm simply not used to my ankles being stiff as a board when i'm trying to do a spin 💀💀🤍
As an inline skater who has tried ice skating before the "ankles as stiff as a board" is so accurate lmao 😭 Though i personally found ice skating to be a lot more fun! Makes me sad there's no ice rinks in my city so im only able to go ice skating during vacations 😅
I am a rollerskater as well and have professional skates. The store, where I bought mine even sold ice skates, it all comes down to the preference of the shoe model and what you like the most.
that’s very true!! as a figure skater i am definitely say that a beginner jackson boot compared to edeas chores boots are an completely differently designed boot. Jackson’s are more of a really solid good beginner boot with a basic blade. it has a pretty stiffer boot compared to edeas. now Edeas are what you see all of the olympians wear. ( just to clarify that edeas do have lots of beginner boots, but jackson’s are the most recommended for just starting skating.) and edeas have a way much more comfort than a jackson boot. because they were designed to be tied loosely and be breathable and bendable. jackson boots are less comfortable but have more support on the soul of the boot for beginners up to advanced. hope this helps!!!❤❤❤
Edeas are mostly present on olympic skaterd becaude theyre the ones sponsoring them and giving them to the athletes. While edea is way comfortable it certianly doesnt last as long😭
I have Jackson roller skates and they are quite rugged and will last me a long time. I had advanced Reidels for a long time until I had to leave them behind in an emergency. I was heartbroken as I took lessons for ten years as a teenager and those skates were special to me. But I got lucky and found some used Harlicks for a good price, and I'm hoping to get back to ice skating lessons again though I'm in my forties now.
@@amberbante8605 there is no age limit to enjoy figure skating!! Considering the amount of time you put into it already im sure you will be gracefully breathtaking on ice
@@amberbante8605 omgsh awesome!!! i wish you the best of luck!!! im 13 and i’ve been skating for ten years!! and i really admire adult skaters. there always so amazing and nice!! i believe in you! 🩷
I literally had to stop figure skating as a kid because even though I was great at it, my parents would’ve had to put a second mortgage on their house to pay for it 😅
You should remember it’s not just based on beginner and advanced. A fitter will look at your foot and things like ankle strength. Some may need a more advanced boot because of their body structure and needs
I had a friend growing up who was a nationally ranked pairs figure skater and the amount he spent on everything was crazy! I have so much admiration for athletes at that level!
I love figure skating. It gives me a rush of energy, I have wanted to do figure skating since I was 5 years old when I first set foot on the ice. I finally managed to have figure skating lessons but had to stop as it got too expensive.
😂😂😂😂 and probably dancers with dancing shoes, but then non-athletes can also relate to the fact that most women go broke buying pretty/cool/fun/or comfy shoes in general 😂😂😂
every sport has some expensive piece of equipment that you need to be good, for me i’m a swimmer and professional/advances swimmers wear technical suits that range anywhere from 400-500 dollars, and you can only wear them 8-10 times.
Dancers too, good pointe shoes can run around 100$ and apparently some last only a week or so. I don't dance ballet anymore and never got to dance in pointes but I've heard this from older ballerinas at the dance school.
So JW (John Wilson) Coronation ace is a developmental blade up to 2 Lz (Double Lutz) and it has cross cut toe picks which mean it has smaller toe picks in the middle and the biggest toe picks at the tip and the lowest part. The Jackson’s have straight cut toe picks which mean they are just cut in 1 direction. Overall, they are the same size just diff toe picks
Please do your research before getting new skates!! You need to take in account: your technical level, your goals, height weight, Wideness of your foot and etc. Getting the wrong skates not meant for your body is horrible. My friend still cant skate properly because of how uncomfy her skates are simply because the skates she has arent designed for her body/skating type
Skates can also depend on how tall you are, I do synchronized skating and a bunch of my teammates have Ice Flys, though I have a chorus despite working on my double loop. Just in general, the taller you are, the stiffer boot you’ll need
Chorus is nice, I recommend switching to concerto if you start doing doubles. It will support your feet more. So you don’t get foot injuries like me💀. I still have concerto and I’m doing triples. My feet hurt so much 😭😭😭
Anyone else ever see a video of a cool sport and all of a sudden imagines themselves winning an award for being so good and just seeing yourself good at it but then you snap back and realize those people take years practicing and it’s not easy 😃
When I first started figure skating, I was really close to my coach so she let me borrow her shoes since we were the same size but 10-12 years apart. I was a beginner in professional shoes and I kept telling myself that the shoes did not hurt. I lied XD. The shoes DID in fact have SOO much more support than the rentals I was using. I also didn't have to use as much effort in speed when using the dull blade of the rental. My turns were easier, but also made it easier to fall. Still, obviously the more advanced skates would hurt more, but work better on ice.
have been ice-skating every Saturday ever since my foot has been big enough for the the smallest size and I’m so glad that my mom did that because now I have a talent that I wouldn’t have had if it weren’t for my amazing mother she did that because she almost got into the Olympic But then she got pregnant with me and I ruined her future but she helped me with mine and I’m so thankful for that
Those cost almost as much as my monthly board for my horse… (Monthly board is $825, this includes cleaning the stall, feeding hay, turnout, and usage of arenas. Boarding can cost anywhere between 500-1,000 USA dollars every month.)
The levels of stiffness that exist for ice skaters is insane. I see a lot of rollerskaters use the equivalent of an ice skating boot (similar to the Riedell 2010) for moves that do not require a brick for a boot. Having just started ice skating, in a very soft boot (Riedell 220) I'm growing to see the need for the crazy stiffness tiers, I can spin with such ease, and holding edges is significantly harder. I'm excited to ice skate, and improve my skills, it's a different beast to rollerskating!
I had those exact beginner skates for 2 years, well I still have them, my new ones arrive in the morning, it’s 1:52 am, I’m really excited, back to the beginner skates- I had them for two years and the tongue started sinking, which crushed my toes, and eventually ended up loosening my skates really bad to the point where I got really badly hurt landing a toe loop on Saturday, I fell, twisted my ankle, and stabbed myself in the thigh with that back of my blade, but those skates were pretty reliable for quite some time! Thankfully it wasn’t to bad and I felt better within 24 hours and I’m so excited for my new skates!!!!
Yeah my pair of Edeas were $900 for the boot and $700 for the blade. The boot and blade were sold separately 😅I had ice flys not chorus but still skating is EXPENSIVE and I didn’t even have the highest level boot at that time!
Honestly top brands like edea are like iphones no matter how much i love them gotta admit that they are more expensive than their same technical level counterparts😭
uh that doesn’t sound good. Your skates are always stiff at the beginning. But if they are still hurting after you wore them in, you should do something about it cuz you could get seriously hurt.
I have the advanced skate, I wore both of them once and the advanced one is whole lot better.❤️its Jackson beginner skates, Edea Chorus advanced skate💕
Bro I have really bad joints and had to get more intermediate skates every thought I only skate recreationally at a beginner level. There is such a quality difference in the levels of skates.
Even if you can’t afford advanced skates beginner skates are good too. I’ve been skating for 1 year in beginner skates and I can do flips and loop just fine.
I love that because its almost like beginner skates were made to be flexible so that when you inevitably went ass over tea kettle you didnt dislocate your ankle.
I was told my harlicks would cause knee issues. My boots were like 1500. All leather, heavy skates. But i am 5'10. Now i love all the new light synthetic boots. Light as a feather
I remember when I bought new skates for the first time and the guy selling them saw my old skates with no support and completely dull blades and was like “How the hell were you doing tricks in these things?” First time I realised the difference in quality lol
I wish I could learn but the closest ice skating rink from me is a hour away even if I go once a week I will probably not be able to fit it in the schedule😢 and I doubt I would get enough money to buy skates because my parents are NOT buying them for me😭 I wish I could learn you are actually my inspiration I hope one day I will be able to! ❤
😊 The difference is really just the price tag everything else is because the less you spin on something the less material used and the lower the quality. It's not about beginner or advance it's about when you start how much money are you willing to invest in something that you aren't sure of. 😊
I got my beginners skates that are really good for only £40 (they were on deal but the original price was £50) so it really depends on which brands and where you buy from on price
one thing you can do when you get skates, i did this, is with my choruses i put my old blade on so it was only $450 and not $750 so next time you get skates ask the person who you are getting your skates from about it.
I thought competitive cheer at school for the full year was expensive in total but 750 for just nice figure skates is the same as… -just cheer lessons -the uniform (rented) -cheer shoes -makeup -competition prices -price to become a cheerleader legally -cheer jacket -other things
the beginner skates are Jackson Elects im pretty sure, those are the skates i have and they are amazing in my opinion but people say that they are the worst
I don’t understand why beginners don’t have the support of the more advanced skates, like I get that it’s price and quality related rather than skill level but if you had to choose between the two with for a beginner I’d like to think they got the more supported skates.
I got figure skates from a thrift store that were advanced for like 20$ and they worked very well and were comfy unlike skates I’ve borrowed before I don’t ice skate anymore tho
when i was skating the rentals that were there were advanced skates and because of a genetical problem in my ankles and feet the skates were so uncomfortable and caused a lot of problems in my left foot :,)
Relatable, I had those exact beginner skates for my first pair, now I have the Jackson ultima freestyle skates with the aspire xp blade and it’s so much easier to turn and do jumps in
So am so greatful I had been skating for a while and I couldn’t afford better skate and when I went thrifting some angel gave me some advance skate for free and am so grateful and comp dress
I am an advanced skater and i got my advanced skates for very cheap and now that i actually see how expensive they are i am so grateful that i got mine for how much i did 💀
i only quit because my instructor was in college and we could barely do any classes because she was always busy, and it took so long looking into skates and they owuld always put it off so it was annoying, i kinda miss it ;( but now i came back to dance and have more interaction and made some of the best friends ever
Well it depends on the blade, my Chorus boots were $320 (same shown on the video) and my blades were way less expensive, can’t remember the Ultima model I have so for those wanting advanced boots, you can spend lees than this.
guys so my parents have a skate shop in italy and they sell the "advanced" boot for 256€ and you can find the blade for about 220€ online, now I don't know where she bought it,but girl that's a lot for that skate😰
I went for a fitting yesterday because I could not nail my size so nothing fit properly. The technician recommended a pair that were $350. I was going to go for something under 200 but he pointed out the cheaper ones were for very recreational use which I would outgrow since I will be doing the learn to skate program next year. Am not looking forward to shelling out all that money on boots but I hope I advance enough to get there.
ive been skating for around thriteen years and my guardian has not allowed me to switch from beginner jackson skates to my dream skates ( edea pianos). just this past week ive been anle to convince her to let me buy used ones for cheaper! lets see how that goes hah.
Idk I prefer a thin boot. I tried a thicker Jackson boot but I didn’t like it. It’s the quality of the blade that matters to me. The blade I have now isn’t as good of a quality, but I love the boot (even though most would say it’s a cheap beginners boot). I wanna see if I can get my old blade put on the new boot, but I think the old blade might be a half size too small. I’d still skate with my old skates but they’re falling apart (literally) despite the blades being in really good condition!!!
I really wanna start skating, but I feel like im too late. I'm entering freshmen year next year and i feel like i wasmr early enough to do all the activites I want to do now 😭😭 Loved yout video btw, amazing information! :))
The rentals at my local skating rink are stiff with no padding. I used them once because I had lost my usual skates and it made my ankles bleed. Never lost my skates again 🙏
Bro ive been doing ice skating for like 5/6 years now and still cant really afford the professional ones, plus my skating rink provides the more basic one and got upset when one of my friends got professional skates (tailored to her) so im a litttle tiny bit jealous lmaoo
I remeber come in elementary school we went to this sports complex as a field trip and got to go ice skating. I had to use hockey skates because my ankles couldn’t support themselves like that as I’ve never skated in my life. Long as I had heavy duty support, I was pretty ok. Didn’t fall. 👌
I am a assistant coach for skaters that are just starting to skate. One of the older students felt very discouraged and un-motivated, I showed her a few of your videos and explained that you spread positivity and light through the entire skating community. I told her that your videos show that you can start skating at any age. She was very inspired and watches your videos every day! ❤
THATS SO SWEEETTT
@Asta-Chenyes
I’m 19, and I want to get into this.. is it too late? I feel embarrassed especially if I have to relearn how to skate beside kids, but I really want to so I don’t care
that’s sweet
That’s so nice! I’ve wanted to learn how to skate but I’ve always felt like it was too late and i also live somewhere where it’s not common to skate since it’s always so hot
$750?? bruh I didn’t know figure skating was so expensive 😭😭
yeah and they aren’t even super high level, my next pair is gonna be over $1000 haha. it’s pretty standard for figure skates to be pricy!
Yeah but they last over a year and they are totally worth it, I live in Australia and over here they are au$1000 with the blades I’m pretty sure the ones in the video are with the blades too (correct me if I’m wrong). I have the exact same skates and they are definitely worth it there great skates.
That’s uh… a cheaper pair 😅
@@MintyHotChoco Yeah, I've had more expensive ones....
@@Sophi.-bruh same and I’m only star 5 🥲
they look so badass😂
no frr😂
Nah it’s not style it’s skill
ice skates are cool asf
@@tink6225 agreed, especially the people (who skate)
@@aeithy I skate every Saturday
I have heat molded professional skates, they're really cool. Good for jumps
I literally couldn’t skate without em 😂
Mine are heat molded too, they really are cool!
I’m getting them when I get my next pair because I struggle with getting used to new skates last time so they’re gonna help a lot
How much that cost you
@@Pink-Art-On-TumblrMany heat-molded skates are included in the price of the skates. So basically when you purchase the skates you’re also purchasing the heat molding.
this is so fascinating to me as a casual rollerskater. i skate in lace-up quads (and the best pair of skates i own (they were about $300) are less padded in the ankles & tongue, but more cushioned in the sole. they allow much more freedom for movement and are great for shuffle skating/dancing! seeing that professional ice-skates are not only more padded, but also much stiffer explains why i struggling with ice skating much more than i anticipated. 😅 i'm adjusted to inline skating as well, i'm simply not used to my ankles being stiff as a board when i'm trying to do a spin 💀💀🤍
As an inline skater who has tried ice skating before the "ankles as stiff as a board" is so accurate lmao 😭
Though i personally found ice skating to be a lot more fun! Makes me sad there's no ice rinks in my city so im only able to go ice skating during vacations 😅
I’m an in-line skater too. I love skating but ice skating hits different. Idky but I really want to switch to figure skating.
@@harriet2956yeah, much smoother and no stones ever! It's like skating on polished concrete 🤤
I am a rollerskater as well and have professional skates. The store, where I bought mine even sold ice skates, it all comes down to the preference of the shoe model and what you like the most.
I’m an artistic rollerskater and my skates costed 740 dollars 😭
that’s very true!! as a figure skater i am definitely say that a beginner jackson boot compared to edeas chores boots are an completely differently designed boot. Jackson’s are more of a really solid good beginner boot with a basic blade. it has a pretty stiffer boot compared to edeas. now Edeas are what you see all of the olympians wear. ( just to clarify that edeas do have lots of beginner boots, but jackson’s are the most recommended for just starting skating.) and edeas have a way much more comfort than a jackson boot. because they were designed to be tied loosely and be breathable and bendable. jackson boots are less comfortable but have more support on the soul of the boot for beginners up to advanced.
hope this helps!!!❤❤❤
Edeas are mostly present on olympic skaterd becaude theyre the ones sponsoring them and giving them to the athletes. While edea is way comfortable it certianly doesnt last as long😭
@@chuuyaswineglass2930ong that’s so true. like nathan chen has his custom fancy-schmancy boots. 😭😭🤪😂
I have Jackson roller skates and they are quite rugged and will last me a long time. I had advanced Reidels for a long time until I had to leave them behind in an emergency. I was heartbroken as I took lessons for ten years as a teenager and those skates were special to me. But I got lucky and found some used Harlicks for a good price, and I'm hoping to get back to ice skating lessons again though I'm in my forties now.
@@amberbante8605 there is no age limit to enjoy figure skating!! Considering the amount of time you put into it already im sure you will be gracefully breathtaking on ice
@@amberbante8605 omgsh awesome!!! i wish you the best of luck!!! im 13 and i’ve been skating for ten years!! and i really admire adult skaters. there always so amazing and nice!! i believe in you! 🩷
I literally had to stop figure skating as a kid because even though I was great at it, my parents would’ve had to put a second mortgage on their house to pay for it 😅
You should remember it’s not just based on beginner and advanced. A fitter will look at your foot and things like ankle strength. Some may need a more advanced boot because of their body structure and needs
I love the professional skates because you can do lots of hard jumps like the axel or doubles in them❤❤❤
That’s the purpose of more advanced skates…
@@Nunelii yes i know bc i have them
i land my double axels and i still have my edea chorus skates ❤❤
I had a friend growing up who was a nationally ranked pairs figure skater and the amount he spent on everything was crazy! I have so much admiration for athletes at that level!
I love figure skating. It gives me a rush of energy, I have wanted to do figure skating since I was 5 years old when I first set foot on the ice. I finally managed to have figure skating lessons but had to stop as it got too expensive.
Horse Girls and Figure Skating Girls can relate in the fact that we go broke buying riding boots and ice skates 💕🎶
😂😂😂😂 and probably dancers with dancing shoes, but then non-athletes can also relate to the fact that most women go broke buying pretty/cool/fun/or comfy shoes in general 😂😂😂
@@Carlsyolo4234232 Comfortable sportswear is hard to find at a cheap price!!
every sport has some expensive piece of equipment that you need to be good, for me i’m a swimmer and professional/advances swimmers wear technical suits that range anywhere from 400-500 dollars, and you can only wear them 8-10 times.
Dancers too, good pointe shoes can run around 100$ and apparently some last only a week or so. I don't dance ballet anymore and never got to dance in pointes but I've heard this from older ballerinas at the dance school.
The most expensive pair I've ever gotten was around $800. (USD) sorry, I thought it was CAD, it wasn't.
Then there is me with my 30USD skates but they do the job for skating in the winter😂
What kind of skates were they??? Brand???
@@chuuyaswineglass2930 I think they were Jackson
@@Sophi.-bruh ooo do you happen to remember the specific type? (Jackson has A LOT of variations lemme tell ya!)
So JW (John Wilson) Coronation ace is a developmental blade up to 2 Lz (Double Lutz) and it has cross cut toe picks which mean it has smaller toe picks in the middle and the biggest toe picks at the tip and the lowest part. The Jackson’s have straight cut toe picks which mean they are just cut in 1 direction. Overall, they are the same size just diff toe picks
I currently use beginner skates and I would like to take skating more seriously now and the advanced skates are definitely worth the price
Please do your research before getting new skates!! You need to take in account: your technical level, your goals, height weight, Wideness of your foot and etc. Getting the wrong skates not meant for your body is horrible. My friend still cant skate properly because of how uncomfy her skates are simply because the skates she has arent designed for her body/skating type
The way my eyebrows went up when you said the price for advanced ones
Skates can also depend on how tall you are, I do synchronized skating and a bunch of my teammates have Ice Flys, though I have a chorus despite working on my double loop. Just in general, the taller you are, the stiffer boot you’ll need
Weight also plays a big factor since you need the skates to support you
Chorus is nice, I recommend switching to concerto if you start doing doubles. It will support your feet more. So you don’t get foot injuries like me💀. I still have concerto and I’m doing triples. My feet hurt so much 😭😭😭
Anyone else ever see a video of a cool sport and all of a sudden imagines themselves winning an award for being so good and just seeing yourself good at it but then you snap back and realize those people take years practicing and it’s not easy 😃
When I first started figure skating, I was really close to my coach so she let me borrow her shoes since we were the same size but 10-12 years apart. I was a beginner in professional shoes and I kept telling myself that the shoes did not hurt. I lied XD. The shoes DID in fact have SOO much more support than the rentals I was using. I also didn't have to use as much effort in speed when using the dull blade of the rental. My turns were easier, but also made it easier to fall. Still, obviously the more advanced skates would hurt more, but work better on ice.
Idk why but all I can focus on rn is those blade covers. They're so heckin cute
have been ice-skating every Saturday ever since my foot has been big enough for the the smallest size and I’m so glad that my mom did that because now I have a talent that I wouldn’t have had if it weren’t for my amazing mother she did that because she almost got into the Olympic But then she got pregnant with me and I ruined her future but she helped me with mine and I’m so thankful for that
Those cost almost as much as my monthly board for my horse…
(Monthly board is $825, this includes cleaning the stall, feeding hay, turnout, and usage of arenas. Boarding can cost anywhere between 500-1,000 USA dollars every month.)
The levels of stiffness that exist for ice skaters is insane. I see a lot of rollerskaters use the equivalent of an ice skating boot (similar to the Riedell 2010) for moves that do not require a brick for a boot.
Having just started ice skating, in a very soft boot (Riedell 220) I'm growing to see the need for the crazy stiffness tiers, I can spin with such ease, and holding edges is significantly harder. I'm excited to ice skate, and improve my skills, it's a different beast to rollerskating!
Omg we have the exact same skates and those were my old (beginner skates) too❤️❤️!!!!
I had those exact beginner skates for 2 years, well I still have them, my new ones arrive in the morning, it’s 1:52 am, I’m really excited, back to the beginner skates- I had them for two years and the tongue started sinking, which crushed my toes, and eventually ended up loosening my skates really bad to the point where I got really badly hurt landing a toe loop on Saturday, I fell, twisted my ankle, and stabbed myself in the thigh with that back of my blade, but those skates were pretty reliable for quite some time! Thankfully it wasn’t to bad and I felt better within 24 hours and I’m so excited for my new skates!!!!
your videos are geting me back into ice skating lol
Yeah my pair of Edeas were $900 for the boot and $700 for the blade. The boot and blade were sold separately 😅I had ice flys not chorus but still skating is EXPENSIVE and I didn’t even have the highest level boot at that time!
Honestly top brands like edea are like iphones no matter how much i love them gotta admit that they are more expensive than their same technical level counterparts😭
STOP I CAN FEEL THE HEEL PAIN THROUGH THE VIDEO 😭😭😭😭
I’m in synchronised ice skating team so I feel that 😭🫶🏼
idc about the price i need the extra padding, my ankles get so hurt when i skate and use the skates that they provide😭😭
I just started to wear more advanced knife shoes and it feels like there is literal metal in the ankles bit and my feet are literally dying 😭
uh that doesn’t sound good. Your skates are always stiff at the beginning. But if they are still hurting after you wore them in, you should do something about it cuz you could get seriously hurt.
I have the advanced skate, I wore both of them once and the advanced one is whole lot better.❤️its Jackson beginner skates, Edea Chorus advanced skate💕
In another life I never quit skating, this video made me realize how long it’s been since I went skating ❤️
i skate in hockey skates, is so interesting to see the differences in equipment
Bro I have really bad joints and had to get more intermediate skates every thought I only skate recreationally at a beginner level. There is such a quality difference in the levels of skates.
Even if you can’t afford advanced skates beginner skates are good too. I’ve been skating for 1 year in beginner skates and I can do flips and loop just fine.
I love that because its almost like beginner skates were made to be flexible so that when you inevitably went ass over tea kettle you didnt dislocate your ankle.
I was told my harlicks would cause knee issues. My boots were like 1500. All leather, heavy skates. But i am 5'10. Now i love all the new light synthetic boots. Light as a feather
those look so comfortable
I remember when I bought new skates for the first time and the guy selling them saw my old skates with no support and completely dull blades and was like “How the hell were you doing tricks in these things?” First time I realised the difference in quality lol
I wish I could learn but the closest ice skating rink from me is a hour away even if I go once a week I will probably not be able to fit it in the schedule😢 and I doubt I would get enough money to buy skates because my parents are NOT buying them for me😭 I wish I could learn you are actually my inspiration I hope one day I will be able to! ❤
😊 The difference is really just the price tag everything else is because the less you spin on something the less material used and the lower the quality. It's not about beginner or advance it's about when you start how much money are you willing to invest in something that you aren't sure of. 😊
The pro ones such as Ice flys or piano edea skates are around $900 without the blades 🥰
I got my beginners skates that are really good for only £40 (they were on deal but the original price was £50) so it really depends on which brands and where you buy from on price
one thing you can do when you get skates, i did this, is with my choruses i put my old blade on so it was only $450 and not $750 so next time you get skates ask the person who you are getting your skates from about it.
I thought competitive cheer at school for the full year was expensive in total but 750 for just nice figure skates is the same as…
-just cheer lessons
-the uniform (rented)
-cheer shoes
-makeup
-competition prices
-price to become a cheerleader legally
-cheer jacket
-other things
Super helpful I’m learning how to figure skate!❤️
the beginner skates are Jackson Elects im pretty sure, those are the skates i have and they are amazing in my opinion but people say that they are the worst
My beginner skates were my advanced skates-
for the toe pick part, it just depends on the blades
Better blades are harder which can cut into the ice instead of skidding on it. It also requires less sharpening.
I am a figure skater and it's pretty much the same !
I love watching figure skating but my sport is swimming and our most expensive thing is tech suits that are close to 650-800
I don’t understand why beginners don’t have the support of the more advanced skates, like I get that it’s price and quality related rather than skill level but if you had to choose between the two with for a beginner I’d like to think they got the more supported skates.
I got figure skates from a thrift store that were advanced for like 20$ and they worked very well and were comfy unlike skates I’ve borrowed before I don’t ice skate anymore tho
In Finland you can get skates that have the same things as listed here as advanced skates from a supermarket for like 40 to 80 euros🤷♀️
when i was skating the rentals that were there were advanced skates and because of a genetical problem in my ankles and feet the skates were so uncomfortable and caused a lot of problems in my left foot :,)
Relatable, I had those exact beginner skates for my first pair, now I have the Jackson ultima freestyle skates with the aspire xp blade and it’s so much easier to turn and do jumps in
Back in the day...I got leather boots and then really great blades to be attached permanently permanently
Helped so much really really
So am so greatful I had been skating for a while and I couldn’t afford better skate and when I went thrifting some angel gave me some advance skate for free and am so grateful and comp dress
the advanced also has a stronger blade i think
Yeah and you have to buy the b,ads separately which allows for personal preference
Ik those shoes are usually meant to be a once in a while buy but dang, there is a massive difference in $500-600 😅
I can't ice skate that well if I don't have ankle support, which is why I prefer roller blading.
I feel like beginners need more support and the beginner skates should be stiffer since they need more support
Ihave advanced ones and i prefer the ones you picked bcuz its expensive but better
I am an advanced skater and i got my advanced skates for very cheap and now that i actually see how expensive they are i am so grateful that i got mine for how much i did 💀
It’s like the difference of a beginner violin and a professional violin
Im pretty sure there are also weight differences because I use to skate too and mine was a lot lighter for the axels and the blade was also different
As a figure skater I agree
i only quit because my instructor was in college and we could barely do any classes because she was always busy, and it took so long looking into skates and they owuld always put it off so it was annoying, i kinda miss it ;( but now i came back to dance and have more interaction and made some of the best friends ever
Well it depends on the blade, my Chorus boots were $320 (same shown on the video) and my blades were way less expensive, can’t remember the Ultima model I have so for those wanting advanced boots, you can spend lees than this.
my chorus boots were $500
guys so my parents have a skate shop in italy and they sell the "advanced" boot for 256€ and you can find the blade for about 220€ online, now I don't know where she bought it,but girl that's a lot for that skate😰
i have ice flys. they cost me 750 for JUST THE BOOT. it cost 650 for THE BLADE bc i have an advanced blade. they cost 1400 overall 😭
What level are you on? I have ice-flys and pattern 99 revolution blades, I’m working on triples 😅
I went for a fitting yesterday because I could not nail my size so nothing fit properly. The technician recommended a pair that were $350. I was going to go for something under 200 but he pointed out the cheaper ones were for very recreational use which I would outgrow since I will be doing the learn to skate program next year. Am not looking forward to shelling out all that money on boots but I hope I advance enough to get there.
The blades can be mounted or remounted when change skates but I have the matrix blades and they were $450 rip my bank account💀
Speaking of toe-picks I have tripped and fallen SO MANY TIMES because of them. So if you're new to figure skating PLEASE be careful while on the ice
As a figure skater, the difference between my beginner and advanced is CRAZY LOL!
my eyes at the prices: 😳
Bro, skating hurts my ankles so much, I was there was cheeper ones with good support
My fav r the Jackson Freestyle btw ISI or USFSA
why these beginner ones always look prettier 😭
It’s funny because the way the shoes are built are the opposite for rollerskating! More advanced in rollerskating means less support most of the time
ive been skating for around thriteen years and my guardian has not allowed me to switch from beginner jackson skates to my dream skates ( edea pianos). just this past week ive been anle to convince her to let me buy used ones for cheaper! lets see how that goes hah.
Beginner skates vs advanced skates❌
My broke ass skates vs my friends skates though we are the same level✅
Also, the cost of paying for separate blades. That will turn the cost of the skates to above $1,000.
Idk I prefer a thin boot. I tried a thicker Jackson boot but I didn’t like it. It’s the quality of the blade that matters to me. The blade I have now isn’t as good of a quality, but I love the boot (even though most would say it’s a cheap beginners boot). I wanna see if I can get my old blade put on the new boot, but I think the old blade might be a half size too small. I’d still skate with my old skates but they’re falling apart (literally) despite the blades being in really good condition!!!
I really wanna start skating, but I feel like im too late. I'm entering freshmen year next year and i feel like i wasmr early enough to do all the activites I want to do now 😭😭 Loved yout video btw, amazing information! :))
i didn’t start until the end of my freshman year/when i was 15! never too late ❤️
Truth. I’ve been a skate for 9 years and let me say if you try to do an axel with beginner skates… you’ll end up like me with a broken ankle 😃
The rentals at my local skating rink are stiff with no padding. I used them once because I had lost my usual skates and it made my ankles bleed. Never lost my skates again 🙏
Bro ive been doing ice skating for like 5/6 years now and still cant really afford the professional ones, plus my skating rink provides the more basic one and got upset when one of my friends got professional skates (tailored to her) so im a litttle tiny bit jealous lmaoo
Rude of them to get mad at someone for having their own good ones!
150 USD for begginer skates!! The shop at my nearest rink sells them for 300 USD!
The only thing at great price is the rental, $5 usd per hour. 👍
Do chorus vs aura(my ice skates) there is a big difference
Nice what blades do you have? I have ice-fly skates and pattern 99 revolution blades
i am also an ice skater and have been competing my whole life this is very true
this reminds me, this is my 6th year playing the flute and i still have a beginner flute..
I remeber come in elementary school we went to this sports complex as a field trip and got to go ice skating. I had to use hockey skates because my ankles couldn’t support themselves like that as I’ve never skated in my life. Long as I had heavy duty support, I was pretty ok. Didn’t fall. 👌
The blade you can change it tho… I agree with you on the boots tho. I gotta get new boots soon…
The pain is real! My skates are crazy expensive. (I have $900 ice skating boots and $800 blades) 😅
As someome who figure skated for 7+ years yeah, this is all true. Expensive but enjoyable sport.
I mean for the padding I thought beginner would be thicker but I guess it’s because advandced does more tricky stuff