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Figure skates for adults

Skates Figure skates for adults on offer at the Sportano shopFigure skating is a sport that can be practised at different levels and at different ages. For adults who choose this form of activity, choosing the right skates is crucial in terms of both comfort and safety. Figure skates are precisely constructed and differ from standard hockey or recreational skates. Good quality skates affect stability, manoeuvrability and training efficiency. In the Sportano shop you will find high-quality figure skates for adults from proven brands such as Roces, Tempish, Bladerunner or Rollerblade.Level Advancement level: which pair of skates suits your skills? The skater's level of skill is one of the most important factors to consider when choosing figure skates, especially for adults. Not every pair of skates will be suitable for every person, so it is worth considering carefully what stage of your development in skating you are at. For beginners: if you are a novice skater, the most important thing is that the skates are comfortable and provide stability. At this stage, you don't need the advanced features that skates for professionals have. Choose models with a softer boot and blades designed for easy manoeuvring. Such skates are often cheaper too, which is an added advantage if you are not sure if figure skating will become your passion for years to come. For the intermediate skater: if you already have some experience on the ice, you will probably start to realise the limitations of cheaper, less advanced skate models. In this case, it's worth investing in skates with a firmer boot and blades that allow for more precise cuts and turns. You may also want to start considering personalising the boot, for example with a thermal fit that provides better support for the foot. For advanced and professional skaters: if figure skating is a serious interest or even a profession for you, you certainly need skates at the highest level. Here, aspects such as the angle of the blade, the material of construction and even the possibility of changing blades are of major importance. Many professional models offer advanced features such as special inserts to make jumps and landings easier or ventilation systems. The prices of such skates are considerably higher, but for the advanced skater these are investments that can make a significant difference to performance and comfort. Choosing the right figure skates is therefore closely linked to your level of sophistication. Don't skimp on quality if you are seriously involved in the sport. However, also don't overpay for features you probably won't use if you are just starting out in figure skating.Anatomy and ergonomics: how do you find skates that are comfortable and safe? Skate anatomy and ergonomics are extremely important, especially for adult figure skaters, who may be at greater risk of injury and discomfort due to improper skate construction or fit. Comfort and safety are two main aspects to look out for. The first thing to notice is how the skates fit into the shape and size of your foot. The right shoe width and length are crucial for comfort and performance on the ice. Boots that are too tight can cause chafing and pain, and those that are too loose can lead to instability and increase the risk of injury. Therefore, it is advisable to get your foot professionally measured and, if possible, have your shoe professionally fitted. In addition, pay attention to the lining and insoles inside the shoe. Materials that are breathable and fit well can significantly improve your comfort when skating. Some advanced models also offer a thermal boot fit, which provides even better support for the foot. Fastenings and lacing systems are another important consideration. Traditional laces are tried and tested and effective, but modern systems with buckles or Velcro can offer a better and faster fit. It's also worth paying attention to the quality of the materials used to make the skates, especially if you plan to spend a lot of time on the ice. Well-made skates, made from durable and hard-wearing materials, can significantly extend the life of your equipment and minimise the risk of failure at a critical time. Finally, if you are at an advanced level, it is also worth paying attention to the blades and their angle. Properly selected and sharpened blades can make a significant difference to your effectiveness on the ice, allowing for precise manoeuvres and jumps. All this together should give you a good idea of what skates will be most suitable for you in terms of anatomy and ergonomics. Don't skimp on the time and money for professional advice and fitting, because good skates are an investment that will pay off both on and off the ice, protecting you from potential injury and discomfort.Cost vs quality: is it worth investing in more expensive models? The question of price is often decisive when choosing equipment. There are skates on the market in different price ranges, from budget models to professional equipment. The rule of thumb is simple: if you plan to use your skates intensively and regularly, investing in a more expensive model that offers better quality and durability is advisable. In the long term, this may even prove to be a saving, as good quality skates will last for many years.Boots and blades: what do you need to know about these essential components?The ultimate performance of skates depends mainly on two components: the shoe and the blade. The boot should fit the foot well, offering adequate support and comfort. Some models even allow the boot to be thermally adjusted to the shape of the foot. The blades, usually made of high-quality steel, have a great impact on the skater's manoeuvrability and precision. Professional blades are also easier to sharpen and maintain. Every element of a skate, from the construction and materials to the type of fastening, affects its ultimate functionality. Therefore, choosing figure skates, especially for adults who may be more aware of their needs and expectations, is a decision that requires consideration and, often, consultation with experts. Whether you are a novice figure skater or an experienced competitor, remember that properly selected skates are the key to success and enjoyment of this beautiful sport.
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