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The Skater’s Companion

Figure blade comparison

John Wilson Phoenix Gold figure skating blade.

The information on this page is collated from manufacturer websites. Use this guide when discussing blade choice with an experienced fitter.

ManufacturerModelManufacturer's Guide LevelManufacturer's Guide StylePrimary RockerSecondary RockerBlade StylesToe PickStanchion Height
MKGalaxyEntryAll Purpose8ftCross
John WilsonCoronation AceEntry/IntermediateFreestyle7ftSubtleParallelCrossStandard
John WilsonCoronation Ace LiteEntry/IntermediateFreestyle7ftSubtleParallelCrossStandard
MKProfessional LiteEntry/IntermediateFreestyle7ftCross
MKProfessionalEntry/IntermediateFreestyle7ftCross
John WilsonCoronation DanceDance/Synchro7ftStandardParallelCrossStandard
MKGold StarIntermediate/CompetitionFreestyle7ftCross
MKPhantomIntermediate/CompetitionFreestyle7ftCross
MKDynastyIntermediate/CompetitionSynchro8ftStraight
John WilsonGold SealIntermediate/CompetitionFreestyle8ftAggressiveTaperCrossHigh
John WilsonPattern 99Intermediate/CompetitionFreestyle8ftSubtleParallelStraightLow
MKGold Star RevolutionCompetitionFreestyle7ftCross
MKPhantom RevolutionCompetitionFreestyle7ftCross
MKDanceCompetitionDance7ftStraight
John WilsonGold Seal RevolutionCompetitionFreestyle8ftAggressiveTaperCrossHigh
John WilsonPattern 99 RevolutionCompetitionFreestyle8ftSubtleParallelStraightLow
John WilsonPhoenix GoldCompetitionFreestyle8ftAggressiveParallelCrossHigh
John WilsonPhoenix 99CompetitionFreestyle8ftSubtleParallelStraightHigh

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