Jackson Ultima Supreme Low Cut Boot
The Supreme Low Cut is a Supreme with a lower back, rated 80 for support in the women's 5430 model, and Jackson aims it at skaters who want more flexibility, including dance and synchro. In our boot quiz it replaces the regular Supreme for dancers at the advanced level. If you'd like to compare it with an Edea, the Flamenco Ice is the other dance boot in this library.
| Support | 80 (women's 5430), Jackson calls it strong |
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| Level | Skaters who want more flexibility, including dance and synchro |
| Discipline | Ice dance and synchro |
| Sizes | Women's 4 to 10, full and half sizes |
| Widths | R (A/B) and W (C/D) |
| Men's version | Supreme 5462 Low Cut, support 85 |
| Quiz tier | Advanced, for dancers |
The specs come from Jackson's Supreme 5430 Low Cut page.
Related boots
These come from the same tier of our boot quiz, or from Jackson Ultima.
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EdeaFlamenco Ice
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Jackson UltimaArtiste Set
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Jackson UltimaDebut
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Jackson UltimaFreestyle Set
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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- Figure skate fitting guideHow to measure at home and what a fitter checks.Read the guide
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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