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EDGE™ System | The Foundation
The complete inline figure skating system for ice figure skaters training off ice.
Four wheels. Adjustable rocker. Correct stopper geometry. Indoor and outdoor wheels included. Built to feel like ice because that is what ice figure skaters need it to do.
$399.99 USD
THE COMPLETE SYSTEM
The EDGE is a comprehensive performance system. We provide everything required for a premium transition from ice to any surface.
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
- EDGE Inline Frames (Left & Right)
- 8 Precision Rocker Axles (Steel)
- 2 Sets Upgraded Stopper
- Indoor 82A Wheels (With bearings & spacers)
- Outdoor 85A Wheels (With bearings & spacers)
- 1 Pair Performance Jam Plugs
- Hardware & Precision Multi-tool
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
ENGINEERING DETAIL
- Material: Aerospace-grade 6000 Series Aluminum
- Process: Extruded & Precision CNC Machined
- Finish: Type II Industrial Anodization
- Bearings: ABEC 9 as standard
- Standard: Universal Figure Skating Boot Compatibility
FRAME & WHEEL GEOMETRY
| Frame Size | Wheel Diameter | Boot Range |
|---|---|---|
| 210 mm | 4 × 59 mm | 210–225 mm |
| 230 mm | 4 × 64 mm | 230–250 mm |
| 250 mm | 4 × 68 mm | 250–270 mm |
| 270 mm | 4 × 72 mm | 270–290 mm |
| 290 mm | 4 × 72 mm | 290–310 mm |
WHY FOUR WHEELS
Most inline figure skating frames use three wheels. Three wheels create two balance points. An ice blade has three. That gap changes how edges feel, how turns flow, and how jumps land.
EDGE uses four wheels. The two centre wheels sit together and replicate the centre section of an ice blade. This is where you skate from in edges, turns, and the glide phase of jumps. The balance point is stable, continuous, and centred rather than a seesaw rock between front and back.
Four wheels gives the closest feel to ice figure skating of any inline configuration. That is not a marketing claim. It is geometry.
The four precision rocker axles allow you to adjust the rocker profile across all four wheels independently. Set it to match your ice blade setup or adjust it for your skating style. No tools required beyond the included multi-tool.
STOPPER & JAM PLUGS
The EDGE stopper is positioned at the correct angle and size for figure skating technique. The pick entry point matches what your body expects from ice, which means spins centre correctly and edge jump takeoffs feel familiar rather than compensated.
Two full sets of stoppers are included. You will not need to think about stopper replacement for a long time.
Jam plugs are also included. These replace the stopper entirely for skaters who want to explore inline figure skating without a pick, particularly useful for dance elements and certain skating styles.
WHAT SKATERS ARE SAYING
"As the co-inventor of the original Pic-Skate inline figure skate, I must say that ONE Blades is truly awesome. It is everything I always wanted the Pic-Skate to be. Multiple rocker configurations, adjustable toe pick sizes, sturdy frames. I am very happy with this product."
"I felt like I skated way better on the four wheels than the three. Edges seemed cleaner and the stopper makes a massive difference for holding spins longer. It actually felt like I was on ice."
"It was my first time on inlines and the experience was very comfortable. You feel like you are on the ice. Butterflies and crossovers feel almost exactly the same. It opens more doors for people because you can skate everywhere."
SIZING GUIDE
EDGE frames are sized by boot sole length in millimetres, not shoe size. Measure the sole of your skating boot from heel to toe before ordering.
Each frame size covers a range of four boot sizes. A 230mm frame fits boots from 230mm to 250mm, for example. This means growing skaters can use the same frame across multiple seasons without needing an immediate replacement.
If you are between sizes, choose the frame closest to your boot length but not longer. If you are unsure, contact us before ordering and we will help you choose correctly.
Full sizing guidance is available on the Sizing Guide page.
LEARN MORE
New to inline figure skating or want to understand what makes the right frame? These guides were written specifically for ice figure skaters.