We are very excited about the EDEA ShowGirl Boots providing Show Skaters and High-Level Dance Skaters with a very beautiful tan boot with incredible comfort; a low cut back for those wonderful toe points; the ability to custom “Shape” the skates; the quick-drying lining; the NEW 4 Hook Lacing System; the tongue system with a toe lift; and the NEW EDEA E-Shells. The EDEA ShowGirl will be the new standard for Show Skaters and High-Level Dance Skaters or skaters who just want a beautiful tan boot.
Remember ALL EDEA Skates are Dual-Last, meaning that the Ball of the foot is one size larger than the heel, and in all skating, the fit should be based on the heel, as the width of the ball of the foot can be “Shaped” to fit by an authorized and trained Dealer or Skates U.S.
Tough Construction 90
Sizes Available and in stock:
230 through 270 “B” and “C” widths, 275 and 280 “C” width only)
Please reference the Chart for blade.
Colors: Tan (only)
Type of Skating: Ice Show Skating and Dance, and Inline Roller Skating
Training Level: Double, Triple Jumps, along with Pattern and Free Dance
(Even a good option for lower level Skaters, in EDEA you cannot “OverBoot” a Skater)
Training Hours: 20 to 25 Plus Hours per week
Comfort Level: Ultra Comfortable Skate with a great Point.
The strength of the structure has been increased. The original ShowGirl had the Concerto Strength, but with the low-cut back like the Flamenco, for that extra toe point. The EDEA ShowGirl has now been increased to the Piano strength, so it will feel like and perform like an Ice Fly. This will assure skaters that even with the heavy use for show skating, the EDEA ShowGirl will work for them.
The lining has been changed to the mesh lining of the Ice Fly. The anti-bacterial, anti-microbial micro-fibre mesh lining provides fast drying to help with those long days on the ice.
COMPLETELY NEW Features
The Recessed 4 Hook Lacing System. This new system will provide several important enhancements.
– The recessed hooks will allow for increased lace security; will enhance working with Adagio Skating; and may even help with the life expectancy of the over-the-boot hose.
– The 4th /bottom hook is to make it easier to tighten the instep and secure the skater’s heel into the heel pocket. Go UNDER the 4th hook and pull up strongly to secure. The 3rd hook should still be very tight, but the top 3 hooks are to be laced OVER. Each hook should be looser as the lacing goes from bottom to top with the top being loose enough to get several fingers between the inside of the tongue and the front of the shin. This is the EDEA Lacing system. All EDEA Skates must be laced utilizing the EDEA Lacing method.
The NEW EDEA E-SHELL Tongue Support System is here. The removable E-Shell Tongue Supports come in 2 strength options.
– L (Yellow) = Light
– M (Red) = Medium
The Tongue of the ShowGirl has the same strength and structure as the Ice Fly and Piano.
EDEA E-Shells are NOT intended to be used on new Skates,
they are to help EXTEND the life of the skates.
– In EDEA, the structure (lateral sides) of the boot is not meant to bend or
crease when laced the proper EDEA way. The bending and action of the skate is designed by EDEA to happen on the tongue.
– The EDEA E-Shell is an innovation that can help to extend the life of the
skates. The EDEA E-Shells ARE NOT meant to be used when the skates are new, but rather when the tongue becomes too flexible.
The tongue also has a pair of slits near the toe which can be laced through to provide a “Toe Lift” to the tongue, if desired.
As requested by the Show Skaters, the ShowGirl logo has been reduced and the crystals have been removed from the sides of the boots. We are sure that people will know which glamorous EDEA Skates are on the ice with its red-inlay and the imbedded crystals in the sole.
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Best boots ever!
These were comfortable as soon as I put them on, required little to no break in, and helped keep my feet in position on certain elements I had been struggling with in other boots. There's the perfect balance of support and flexibility.
