When should I get new skates? And what skates should I get?

Since you aren't having any problems with Jacksons and are relatively happy with them, I would continue using Jacksons. They are usually cheaper as well. You could go to a skate shop and try on different brands to see if there is one you like more, but there is no reason you can't stick with Jacksons. GAMs are also made by the same company as Jackson if you wanted to try them as well. The sizing is the same. The skates you currently have are for beginning freestyle. Since you are not a heavy person, your skates will not break down as fast so you can still use your skates until you can get new ones, but you should get them as soon as you are able to afford new skates.

Boots:

Jackson Elite

GAM Spectra

GAM Ultra

GAM Performance

Riedell 1310 LS

Riedell 435TS

Risport Excellence

Harlick Competitor Plus

These boots are rated for jumps through Axel, combination jumps, sit and camel spins, etc. You could probably use them for most doubles as well because you are light. Keep in mind that light versions of boots will break down faster than traditional.

Blades:

Jackson: Lite, Legacy, Protege

MK: Professional, Vision

John Wilson: Coronation Ace, Coronation Comet, Four Aces

GAM: G3, G4, G10

Boots that are breaking down will suffer from shifting padding that suddenly hurts your feet in places they never hurt before, lack of support (able to push/pull the sides of the skates to the outsides very easily) on jump landings, spins and practicing edges, and there usually will be a deep crease at the ankle where the ankle bends. Freestyles are fine for the level you're at so if you still have enough support, and they're not breaking down, I don't see why you should change your boots, but you could upgrade your blades at this point, actually. :) (keep the old blades in case you decide to re-sell your skates after, or sell the blades separately now to make money to partially pay for the new blades - you can take your new blades onto your new boots with you after you decide to upgrade your boots).

Omg they are fine for ur level I have same skates and same blades and I can do all my single jumps and my axel and double salchow and double toe and I am only now getting new skates but have jumped through the levels and now need very very tough skates as my coach wants me doin double axel at the end of the year btw I'm moving into Graf Edmonton special

i would say to ask your coach what he/she thinks because they know your skating the best and will know if you need new skates and blades coaches are the people you should trust so just ask he/her. good luck :)

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