Materials and a unique design have combined to make ice skaters working on double and triple jumps feel at home quickly in the Concerto.
Features of the Concerto
- High density memory foam holds the foot without pressure
- Soft collar increases the range of movement
- SH microfiber lining combines natural and synthetic fibers with the strength of leather but at one third of the weight. The close weave of the material makes it less prone to wear down quickly.
- Longer heel arch distributes forces over a longer axis giving skaters better feel and control
- Honeycomb footbed makes Concerto lighter and provides greater control
- Dual outsole reduces ice chatter giving you a smoother glide, connecting you with the ice.
- Thinner outsole for a lower center of gravity improving balance and feel
- Galvanized hooks made from carbon steel, are lower, longer and have been repositioned to improve lacing, increasing movement range while wrapping the ankles.
- Specially treated leather makes the Concerto waterproof, more hygienic and easier to clean.
Stiffness rating
Edea rating of 85
Which jumps can be attempted?
- These skate boots are designed for an advanced skater attempting double and triple jumps
Lacing the Edea Concerto
Why is lacing so important?
- It improves control by holding the foot in the correct position
- It increases comfort by minimizing internal movement
- It improves skate durability by working with the shell to provide support
How to lace the Concerto by Edea
Start at the toe, insert the lace from the outside to the inside.
Tighten by pulling the laces outwards and downwards.
This will feel different but will become second nature.
How much pressure should I apply while lacing?
Edea recommends
- Looser across the toes
- Tighter across the instep
- Looser on the upper hooks for more flexibility.
