



Edea Chorus Adult Ice Boot
EDEA CHORUS ICE SKATING BOOTS - SIZE 260 AND ABOVE
Model with a strong structure, ideal for athletes who require a boot that supports the foot when landing from a double jump.
- Leather upper, water resistant.
- Perforated microfibre lining provides aeration for quick drying. Resistant to wear and
tear.. - Tongue with double padding for comfort and lace bite protection. Ensures the boot fastens easily and supports the foot.
- Anatomic foam ankle padding for maximum comfort and firm foot positioning.
- Thin sole for better skate control.
VENTILATION
The particular structure of the inner footbed and the perforated sole ensure that air circulates freely inside all the Edea boots.
The movement of the foot inside the boot also acts as a pump, emphasizing this phenomenon.
The flow of air keeps the foot dry and helps the inner materials to dry quickly, so discouraging bacteria that can cause allergies
The entire front part of the boot has been perforated to enable air to enter DIRECTLY, causing the skater to feel a pleasant cooling sensationTHIN SOLE
Traditional skating boots are characterized by a thin inner sole and a rigid, thick leather outer sole which is considered the framework of the boot.
Edea has modified this kind of design, by allowing the framework to enter directly into contact with the skater's foot.
In Edea
We have developed a new design that makes this framework smooth, anatomically shaped and perfectly balanced.
The thin sole on the outside covers the inner sole and gives the boot a COMPLETELY new look.
LIGHTNESS
The structure of our boots and the hi-tech materials used have meant a significant reduction in the weight of our skates.
EDEA boots are 20-32% lighter than other skating boots defined as "Light" and in some
Consider the difference noted by a skater who generally uses a traditional pair of perhaps custom-made leather boots with a leather sole and a traditional steel plate
Definitely a fantastic difference!
Think also of the force the skater manages to inject into his jumps with a lighter skate and so the increased amount of time he spends in the air to complete a spin. Just think...the spin can be tighter and he can cover more distance when he jumps
Not to mention the quicker acceleration speed of his free leg
Overall: Edea boots require less effort than standard boots and lead to a better performance on the athlete's part.
SHORT ADAPTION PERIOD
Thanks to the new technologies used by Edea, the period of adaptation required for our boots to fit the shape of the skater's feet
Unlike traditional boots, Edea boots have a certain elasticity and flexibility, that has nothing to do with their rigidity and stands the test of time.
Edea boots give an immediate and very long-lasting sensation of comfort.
This very flexibility and the anatomical structure of the boots may make it difficult for the skater to recognize the correct boot for his requirements immediately, but it is not a problem if he chooses a more rigid boot.
To help him choose, Edea has created a rigidity scale from 0 to 100 for all the boots in its range.
The lower the rating, the softer the boot.
Other brands have also started to use this scale as a reference.
QUICK DRYING
The skate is a closed environment where the temperature, sweat
The inner microclimate is fundamental for the comfort, hygiene
In view of the fact that allergies are increasingly becoming a problem for skaters, the Edea R&D team have focused on the use of new materials and on creating an inner ventilation system, to avoid these and other skin problems.
SAFE HOOKS
Edea has developed, created and patented a new kind of hook system for lacing boots.
The particular structure and the material of these carbon steel hooks make them strong, resistant and crushproof.
An optimum fit around the ankles.
- No pressure on the ankles.
- Reduced pressure from the laces when the boot is fastened.
- Avoiding allergies as there are no metal components in contact with the skin
The hooks are not secured by rivets as this creates weak points in the structure of the boot, but are instead assembled and then sewn inside the upper border.
The fact that they remain unsecured inside the boot provides just enough space for movement, allowing the boot to adapt to the shape of the foot during lacing.



