Lake Placid Cascade Women's Figure Ice Skate

I bought them for an intermediate skater. No fancy footwork. Skates twice a week during the winter season. These are comfortable and supportive. They do have to be sharpened before use but they're staying sharp still a month later.

I haven't skated in 30 years. Super good support. I'm not a professional skater. Im just a mom and grandma who wanted to skate with my grandkids on a large pond.

My daughter‘s first set of skates and they did the job perfectly. She loves them.

These fit my daughter really well! We’ve been going ice skating once a week for a month and she said they’re still very comfortable. They seem durable and look so cute!

This is a basic skate but in all the right ways. Provides support and comfort to learn how to skate. I always recommend with any skate to wear above the ankle socks so the foot has good support and in these you will definitely need to wear a long thick sock for cushion since it is not fleece lined. Overall a great skate for the price!

Don’t get me wrong these skates aren’t the worst on the market, and I’d definitely recommend them to someone who’s first getting into skating, but I’ve had mine for about 2 months and am definitely ready to upgrade. With figure skates you’re normally looking for a boot with a firmer ankle and tighter feel, and these skates underperform to say the least. I can peel back the canvas around the boot of the skate and when one goes to tie the skate the tongue of the boot and boot itself dont connect, which in more advanced skates they do. I’ve tied these skates as tight as I can it just doesn’t work. As I’ve progressed in my skating journey the more I feel uncomfortable in these skates due to the lack of their stability. On a better note, these skates are about a billion times better than rentals. If you’re looking to buy skates to help you improve your skills, but aren’t sure you’re ready for a two, three hundred dollar comitment I DEFINITELY recommend these skates. The skates are pretty durable and are true to size. They’re tight, but not stable, in the toe and in the rest of the boot, which is preferred, and are easy to adjust to your preferred tightness, where as more advanced skates are harder to tie. Who knows, the lack of stability could help you improve your ankle strength, which you need for jumps. Many blessings and happy skating. Jesus loves you

The media could not be loaded. My great-granddaughter love them

There is a large bolt just where the heel's weight sits. This is uncomfortable.