RushSlowly Ice Skating Spinning Turnboard Trainer Device for Practicing

Easy to use and find your rocker. The balance skills do transfer to better spins and balance on ice.

Comparable products that simulate the rocker and balance of a skate blade cost 3-10 times the as much. This is sturdy and doesn't change shape under adult weight. Even a 330lb man tried it out, spinning easily, without damaging or bending it and although it was too short for his size 15 feet it is perfect for a womens size 11 foot and down. Do not wear smooth socks or tights when using. For best rocker feel or skate blade feel use barefoot and not with shoes. Most of the pictures show smaller kids using and we were worried it would be too small or not simulate the rocker or blade edges for an adult, but it did. Going to buy a couple more for friend's skaters.

Bought this because I had just spent $50 on an aluminum ball-bearing spinner that works great on carpet and my kid needed a durable hard plastic spinner for her figure skating class. I couldn't imagine paying 46-50$+ for an EDEA, so I got this one...it's great because it spins super smoothly and stable (if you know what you are doing) on HW floors...i wouldn't recommend this spinner on 12x12 ceramic kitchen/bath tile because that's not a smooth surface and it could damage the spinner. It's a heavy material which is a little bit heavier than an EDEA that I saw in her class. The only con I will give is that the graphic coloring is dull...could be much more vibrant but for less than $20 it serves it's purpose and will last a long time as I read other reviews of the other style of curved spinners are prone to breakage, which this doesn't seem like it would crack easily.

Good beginner tool for getting the feel of your spins.

seems pretty similar to the edea spinner in terms of how it’s built to be rockered. since using it i feel like my spins have gotten better on ice and it’s helped strengthen my balance in spins. it can slide a bit on hard wood floors, so just be careful and you’ll be fine.

I'm particular about the placement of the rocker under the ball of my foot and was worried I wouldn't like where the rocker rested. I have big feet -- size 9 adult. I've found if I slide my foot back on the spinner so that I have about an inch or two in front of my toes, I have found a decent sweet spot that works well for me. I'm not sure if children or those with tiny feet would prefer something a little smaller? I've never used the edna brand spinner, but I don't think for the price difference you would find much more difference or value. I have used the metal square spinner for figure skaters with the ball bearings inside and I much prefer this instead. I'd give this five stars if not for the cheesy beach design.

Before this, I was always thinking of using an Edea spinner. However when I found this, it seemed like a great price and I bought it immediately because my spinner broke. What I noticed was this spinner is great because just like Edea, it it made for figure skaters and it really helps spins on ice. It actually was a lot heavier than I had anticipated but that isn't a problem. This spinner is an amazing tool for figure skaters especially during this time of quarantine. I would though like it if they made more designs because I am not a huge fan of the "beach" color. Also, this spinner started at $10, but when I bought it, it was $12, now I check, its $13. I hope it doesn't continue to get pricier. But for now, this spinner is worth every penny.

My daughter enjoyed learning to twirl with this.