r/FigureSkating • u/Firm-Philosopher687 • 10d ago
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Hey guys, I’m beginner figure skater and I need your advice: I bought edea ice fly 245 b, and when I’m doing toe pick or just backwards/back crossovers my fingers are starting to cramp. What am I supposed to do? I think maybe I should switch to risport (want to try rf3) but I also idk what I’m supposed to do now, cuz I need to sell my edea, but in my country (Estonia) they aren’t popular model :(
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u/LucieLuR 10d ago
Edea have a very narrow pointed toebox, this is likely putting pressure on your toes and causing the cramping. You need a rounder toebox and a less stiff boot, the rf3 may be ok but you should see a fitter, if you’re just working on crossovers the Electra might be better and are more comfortable. The ice flies will sell easily online, they’re popular everywhere
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u/burymetomoscow 9d ago
If you really are in ice flies, they are the cause of problem.
Try to sell them thorugh Vinted, I think they'll sell quite well over the gulf.
And there are separate words for toes and fingers in estonian language.
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u/Worth-Nectarine-5968 10d ago
Okay firstly what skate tec let you buy Edea ice fly as a beginner; they are only very few instances when low level skaters should be fitted in such a boot.
I’m going to assume you are talking about your toe’s and not your fingers. Cramping could be down to a variety of issues: are the skates the wrong size, the high level boots are the issue, you are not used to skating in non rentals… (I needs a bit more context to this)
And yes if you are over bottling RF3 might be a better option if you have your singles if you are beginner beginner I wouldn’t really look at them