SkatingSpirit Skate Boot Covers for Roller Skating Figure Skating Easy-on Easy-Off Youth and Adult (1 Pair)

My previous pair of skates got scratched badly with only regular boot covers, mainly from doing lunges. So when I upgraded to Edea Chorus 4 months ago, I decided to give these covers a try.These covers fit perfectly on my size 270 Chorus.Since I got them, I have skated 6 times a week, doing several lunges and hydroblades 2-4 times a week. My skates are still scratch-free. These boot covers have shown minimal wear and tear, mostly from removing the velcros after each session.There are three noteworthy points:1. They provide a lot of friction on ice. My lunges now slow me down significantly.2. I was very hesitant to get these because of the logos. To me, boot covers should give me a clean appearance, and the logos on these covers were deal-breakers. Thankfully, the logos can be carefully removed with a knife.3. The product was advertised as a replacement for the traditional, thin boot covers. I would instead suggest to use them both: these boot covers protect your boots. The traditional boot covers go on top of them, giving you a clean look while alleviating stress on the velcros.

They fit on Jackson ultima figure roller skates. And they are super soft and nice quality. My skates are a size 8 and I got the adult size.

The material of the protection is good, but the velcro wears out very quickly and can fall off the boot while skating. This can lead to injuries. I added buttons and additional rubber bands for protection. They really protect the skates very well, but needs to be better secured on the boots.

I really wanted to like these for my roller skates but unfortunately I couldnt. Pros: protective. Cons: picks up all the lint on the ground. (It doesn’t show up that well on camera.) Slides down which is kind of dangerous if it catches your wheel.

I love these straps! Great for when my granddaughter forgets to put on regular boot covers or in addition to for extra protection for her skate boot. The straps are secure and easy to adjust which makes it easy to re-secure it to the boot. Put the back on as tight as possible to prevent it from slipping down. Definitely ordering more!

I've been skating for almost 14 years now, and I've gone through a good amount of boot covers since they usually wear out quite fast.This is the first I've come across that was good at insulating my toes/foot and reliably stayed in place, but it does still have the problem of being easily damaged by the ice and toe picks (although that's basically impossible to avoid), but they are lasting longer than every other cover I've tried.The holes near the toe all resulted from failed jump attempts (boot was mildly dented, but not scratched), but there is some superficial wearing on the white outside of the cover from sliding/lunges on the ice and weirdly enough from its own Velcro. I've been using these for 2 months now.At any rate I'd highly recommend them if you struggle with frozen toes or are a coach and for general skate protection against slide damage and scratching.

These covers can be put on and off without taking off your boots. Also, these covers do not interfere with laces, so I can untie and lace up my boots without taking off the covers. As far as I know this is the only product with this feature.There is a rubber logo on the back of the Velcro, which made it hard for the Velcro to stick (I use US Men’s 9 boots and the rubber comes on top of the curve of my heel). So I removed the rubber logo and since then the covers haven’t come off while skating. So if you have large boots and feel like this product is too short, I recommend removing the rubber. It also makes the covers look aesthetically nicer (no offense to the charity spirit!).As for durability, I have already made an inch cut on the cover when I accidentally stepped on my foot on a failed landing, so I wouldn’t say it is very cut resistant, but it is strong enough that I can still continue using it.

Рrotects well from cuts and scratches. Ease of installation, looks good