Edea Chorus Boot
The Chorus is the next Edea up from the Overture, rated rigid by Edea and aimed at double jumps. Edea's own advice is to stay in the Chorus while you're still working on doubles and move up only once they're steady. In our boot quiz it shares the advanced band with the Riedell Bronze Star 435 and the Jackson Supreme.
| Support | Edea doesn't publish a number. It calls the Chorus rigid. |
|---|---|
| Level | Double jumps |
| Discipline | Freestyle |
| Sizes | Ivory 205 to 290, black 205 to 310, in Edea's millimeter sizing (the range depends on width) |
| Widths | B, C and D, plus E from 235 |
| Quiz tier | Advanced |
The specs come from Edea's Chorus page and FAQ.
Related boots
These come from the same tier of our boot quiz, or from Edea.
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RiedellBronze Star 435about $735boot only
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GrafEdmonton Special
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Jackson UltimaSupreme
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EdeaConcerto
Find your boot tier first
The boot quiz asks seven questions about your level and your feet. It then suggests a support range and a few boots to try on with a fitter.
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Where to buy
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