SHORTER BREAK IN TIME

The anatomical shell is complemented with memory foam padding. The warmth of your foot adjusts the padding to wrap around your feet, holding them comfortably and securely in place.
The final part of our solution was an ergonomically designed tongue which is more comfortable and efficient. The more flexible tongue allows you to effortlessly move the ankle and bend easily from your very first workout.

Integral to the design is lacing. The Edea lacing method means increased range of movement and greater comfort allowing you to perform. Do not over tighten with Edea as not only will performance be reduced but you might even damage your boots. Check out how to lace properly here.

Old fashioned boots were rigid and did not adapt to your feet. To compensate for this defect, laces would be over-tightened strangling the leg. For worn boots we also strangled the leg hoping to make up for impaired performance. This faulty sensation became the norm. Yet over tightening only means less movement and more pain.

With Edea boots normally one session is enough for your boots to get to know you. When you enter the rink with your new Edea boots, you will feel the extra support. Let the padding form around your feet and let your tongue follow your bending leg as you adjust to the ergonomic support from the shell. Once you have adjusted, you can have the confidence to resume your training in full.

Even with the amazing short break-in time, we do not recommend buying new boots the week of championships! The superior performance needs to be felt in the build-up for the perfect preparation. For those skaters who have more than one pair, we recommend swapping skates during training so you have two pairs of competition ready skates.