Graf Richmond Special boot
The Richmond Special is Graf's medium stiff boot, rated 70, and Graf aims it at the axel, double jumps and mid-level synchro. Graf builds its fit around a lower instep and a flex notch. In our boot quiz it's the Graf in the band for singles and the axel, and the Edmonton Special is Graf's step up.
| Support | 70, Graf calls it medium stiff |
|---|---|
| Level | The axel, double jumps and mid-level synchro |
| Discipline | Freestyle and synchro |
| Sizes | UK 1 to 8 in half sizes; youth UK 10 to 13.5 |
| Fit | Built around a lower instep and a flex notch |
| Quiz tier | Intermediate |
The specs come from Graf's Richmond Special page, checked on 11 October 2026. The price is the rough US retail figure in our boot quiz, checked in October 2026, and it moves around between shops, sizes and colors.
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Find your boot tier first
The boot quiz asks eight questions about your level, your feet and your budget. 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
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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