Riedell Horizon Set
The Horizon is Riedell's casual, entry-level set, with light support and a stainless steel Spiral blade. Riedell rates its support at 20, below the Ruby set at 30, and calls it a great choice for skaters just beginning their first lessons and recreational skaters. If you think you'll stay with lessons for a while, the Ruby costs a little more and gives you a bit more boot.
| Support | 20, light support |
|---|---|
| Level | For skaters just beginning their first lessons and recreational skaters |
| Discipline | Recreational |
| Sizes | Adult 4 to 11 (white) and 4 to 13 (black), junior 9 to 3, full sizes only |
| Widths | Medium only |
| Blade | Spiral, stainless steel |
| Quiz tier | Starter |
The specs come from Riedell's Horizon set page. The price is a rough US figure, checked in October 2026, and it moves around between shops, sizes and colors.
Related boots
These come from the same tier of our boot quiz, or from Riedell.
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RiedellRuby Setabout $165with blade
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Jackson UltimaArtiste Set
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Jackson UltimaMystique Set
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RiedellBronze Star 435about $735boot only
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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