Edea Overture Boot
The Overture is the next Edea up from the Motivo, and Edea rates it rigid and aims it at single jumps through the axel. Edea doesn't publish a stiffness number, so compare it by level with the Jackson Premiere and the Riedell Motion 255, which share its band in our boot quiz. It comes in B, C and D widths, with E in larger sizes.
| Support | Edea doesn't publish a number. It calls the Overture rigid. |
|---|---|
| Level | Single jumps to the axel |
| Discipline | Freestyle |
| Widths | B, C and D, plus E from 235 |
| Custom fit | Edea's Instant Custom Fit, done by a trained technician |
| Quiz tier | Intermediate |
The specs come from Edea's Overture page.
Related boots
These come from the same tier of our boot quiz, or from Edea.
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Jackson UltimaPremiere
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RiedellMotion 255
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RisportRF3 Pro
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GrafRichmond Special
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.
- The ultimate boot guide for adult figure skatersStiffness ratings, fit problems, heat molding and break-in.Read the guide
- Figure skate fitting guideHow to measure at home and what a fitter checks.Read the guide
Where to buy
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