Edea Ice Fly Boot
The Ice Fly is an extra strong Edea for triple and quad jumps, and Edea's advice is to move up to it once your doubles are solid and you're learning the double axel. It sits between the Concerto and the Piano in our boot quiz. Edea doesn't publish a stiffness number for any of these, so the level each one is built for is the better guide.
| Support | Edea doesn't publish a number. It calls the Ice Fly extra strong. |
|---|---|
| Level | Triple and quad jumps |
| Discipline | Freestyle |
| Widths | B, C and D on Edea's Ice Fly page; Edea's 2026 catalogue also lists E, at 235 to 285 in white and 235 to 305 in black |
| Custom fit | Edea's Instant Custom Fit, done by a trained technician |
| Quiz tier | Elite |
The specs come from Edea's Ice Fly page and FAQ.
Related boots
These come from the same tier of our boot quiz, or from Edea.
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EdeaConcerto
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EdeaPiano
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RiedellSilver Star 875about $880boot only
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EdeaChorus
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
Boots fit differently from one brand to the next, so try them on with a fitter before you order if you can. Prices move around between retailers, sizes and colors, so it's worth checking a couple of shops.
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