Ridell Skates

Well what the heck is the difference between Bronze Ridell and all the rest. I want a new pair for my daughter and she needs to skate good ankle support for testing and competition. Those she has at the moment we've got a long time friend of AA. It then failed and not equipped for it. Plz plz give me some advice Ridell skates look.
* Can do all unique jumps and working to perfect his Axel.
* Work on Lay back and his ankle but that its handling.
* Will Double learn soon enough, but she can not until she got new skates.
Thank you ..

In my personal experience (I am a figure skater) Jackson Competitor skates to provide the best ankle support for jumps. They are sold online in a game: http://www.northerniceanddance.com/store ...
Most high-level skaters at my rink skates use although Jackson Ridell is sold in the pro shop. To find the right size and shape for your daughter contact Jackson Customer Service before ordering: service@jacksonultima.com

Well, Riedel is new may now be a bit difficult because they simply abandoned their old line of skates. I recommend searching online for old boots, as new .. and new suck. World Skating Associates is where I got my new ... Riedel old. The Star Online Riedel was founded on the firmness of footwear.
Star Medal to less rigid
Silver Star
Gold Star
Elite steepest jumps (triple)

I would try to find Riedel 55 Silver Stars in line for your daughter.
Good luck!

I want to go gold star or money may be Ridell ask his coach and c wat she says good luck

My daughter is a skater y 11 o / and is not as high as your daughter again, but is not far behind! It was skates Riedel but we have spent in Jackson Freestyle skates. I did it to save a little money. So far, she loves them! Next year we will probably spend its future competitors Jackson. The competitors might be a good choice for your daughter, depending on its size.

Riedel recently changed their line and put an end to the "star" line (Bronze Star, Silver Star and Gold Star). If you can find these boots, you can probably find a lower price since most places are clearancing OUT. If you can find them, I would try to buy either a Silver Star or Gold Star starter for your daughter.

As for the new line Riedel, I have no idea! I would also strongly suggest you try to find someone who can properly fit your daughter to her new boots. If you do not have a pro shop near you, ask other skaters at the rink where they buy their boots and adjusting to their boots. Definatel You do not want to spend money for new boots and blades to discover they are not right! Good luck!

Hello! Being a mother of a skater than 11 years, I feel your pain, when she started the sport I was so lost. If your daughter is advanced, you must been skating for a while. My daughter has been skating for 4 years and is at a preliminary stage, and his coach recommended Riedel Silver Star or Gold Star. (Although I heard that as of last year Riedel renamed all their skates, so I do not know what model years are compared.) It depends on the size of your child. The gold star is a heavier and lighter boot children may have trouble with them. Both have considerable support and ankle cushioning. The type of blade can be anything from a blade of an elite professional K. Jackson Ultima Ulitma or Freestyle. This blade is for advanced skaters have a choice over the big toe, can help the axles. I would compare it to John Wilson Pattern 99. Another increasingly popular is the start or SK Jackson Jackson Freestyle Elite Figure.