NOENE Undersoles and Antishock E-Soles

The competition among competitive skaters is becoming tougher with more and harder jumps and jump combinations being trained earlier and for a longer period of time through the skating career. This training  to compete at a higher level earlier has become much more intense. This level of training intensity can lead to additional stress in the head, neck, back, hips, knees, ankles, and heels due to the repeated impact of the landings.

Edea through SkatesUS.com, is now providing a solution that absorbs, diffuses, and disperses 94% of the shock and impact vibrations of landing jumps from injuring key parts of the body. Noene Shock Technology, a Swiss technology is being employed by Edea to absorb, diffuse, disperse, and effectively stop up to 94% of the shock and impact vibrations from the heel to the head.

Skating surfaces (both ice and roller) are hard surfaces that absorb very little if any of the shock of the impact from landing jumps. In fact, these shock and impact vibration waves are reflected back into the Skaters body to diffuse and absorb them. These waves of energy caused by the collision shock of landing are called kinetic energy or negative energy. This negative energy can cause long-lasting issues to the nerves that control the free movement of the body. These micro-traumas can show up as pinched nerves, tendinitis, osteitis, and micro fractures to name a few, which can lead to the soreness of the feet, heel spurs, ankles, shin splints, and joint damage and provoke fatigue from the foot through the knees, hips, back, and right up to the base of the skulls.