Description
The Freestyle is Jackson’s Fusion-series freestyle boot, and this listing carries both model numbers: the FS2190 in women’s 4–10 and the FS2191 in girls’ (misses) 1–3.5, each in R and W widths. Jackson rates the 2190 at 45 and the 2191 at 40 — the moderate band of its scale — and pairs both with the Ultima Aspire XP blade, mounted at the factory.
Jackson’s support numbers run from 2 on its lightest lesson boots to 85 on its stiffest competition models, so 45/40 sits mid-scale: firmer than the Fusion-series Evo (25/20) most skaters learn in, below the firm and stronger tiers above. A boot stiffer than the skater needs causes as many problems as one too soft, so confirm the level with a coach or skate technician.
Key details
- Upper: white microfiber, faceted Swarovski crystals inlaid down the back panel, punched detailing along the top edge of the quarter.
- Cut and fit: U-shaped cuff with an adjusted back height, so the ankle flexes without losing support. Jackson’s Elite last gives a wider toe box and a narrower heel for heel-lock.
- Heat moldable: the boot is built to feel tight cold; a skate technician warms it so it holds the shape of the foot as it cools. Our Jackson baking guide lists the Freestyle.
- Collar and lacing: gray knit binding over a cream padded lining, an embossed “Freestyle by Jackson” tongue, four chrome hooks a side above the eyelets.
- Fusion outsole: nylon composite — light, torque-resistant, waterproof — with a rubber inlay under the blade mount for a non-slip seat and shock absorption.
- Blade: Ultima Aspire XP in chrome: cross-cut toe pick, 8′ rocker, standard-length heel. Jackson credits the cross-cut pick with a more secure position on toe jumps and footwork.
Freestyle or Elle?
Both are Fusion-series skates on the same crystal-inlaid microfiber upper, Elite last and Fusion sole, so stiffness and blade are the difference. The Freestyle is the firmer pair at 45/40 with the cross-cut Aspire XP; the Elle Fusion FS2130/FS2131 is rated 35/30 with the straight-cut Mirage. Our Elle vs Freestyle comparison goes through it in detail.
Fit and sizing
Skate sizes are not street sizes. Measure the foot, match the length column, then pick the width by ball-of-foot circumference: R covers Jackson’s A/B fittings, W covers C/D. Jackson cuts the heel one width narrower than the ball, so W adds forefoot room without loosening the heel. Between two lengths, take the smaller. Every size below is stocked in both widths; the Jackson sizing chart covers the youth and toddler ranges too.
| Size | Foot length | Ball circumference — R (A/B) | Ball circumference — W (C/D) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Girls’ 1 | 7 11/16 in (19.5 cm) | 6 3/4–6 15/16 in (17.1–17.6 cm) | 7 5/16–7 1/2 in (18.6–19.1 cm) |
| Girls’ 1.5 | 7 13/16 in (19.8 cm) | 6 7/8–7 1/16 in (17.5–17.9 cm) | 7 7/16–7 5/8 in (18.9–19.4 cm) |
| Girls’ 2 | 8 in (20.3 cm) | 7–7 3/16 in (17.8–18.3 cm) | 7 9/16–7 3/4 in (19.2–19.7 cm) |
| Girls’ 2.5 | 8 3/16 in (20.8 cm) | 7 1/8–7 5/16 in (18.1–18.6 cm) | 7 11/16–7 7/8 in (19.5–20.0 cm) |
| Girls’ 3 | 8 5/16 in (21.1 cm) | 7 1/4–7 7/16 in (18.4–18.9 cm) | 7 13/16–8 in (19.8–20.3 cm) |
| Girls’ 3.5 | 8 1/2 in (21.6 cm) | 7 3/8–7 9/16 in (18.7–19.2 cm) | 7 15/16–8 1/8 in (20.2–20.6 cm) |
| Women’s 4 | 8 5/8 in (21.9 cm) | 7 1/2–7 11/16 in (19.1–19.5 cm) | 8 1/16–8 1/4 in (20.5–21.0 cm) |
| Women’s 4.5 | 8 13/16 in (22.4 cm) | 7 5/8–7 13/16 in (19.4–19.8 cm) | 8 3/16–8 3/8 in (20.8–21.3 cm) |
| Women’s 5 | 9 in (22.9 cm) | 7 3/4–7 15/16 in (19.7–20.2 cm) | 8 5/16–8 1/2 in (21.1–21.6 cm) |
| Women’s 5.5 | 9 1/8 in (23.2 cm) | 7 7/8–8 1/16 in (20.0–20.5 cm) | 8 7/16–8 5/8 in (21.4–21.9 cm) |
| Women’s 6 | 9 5/16 in (23.7 cm) | 8–8 3/16 in (20.3–20.8 cm) | 8 9/16–8 3/4 in (21.7–22.2 cm) |
| Women’s 6.5 | 9 7/16 in (24.0 cm) | 8 1/8–8 5/16 in (20.6–21.1 cm) | 8 11/16–8 7/8 in (22.1–22.5 cm) |
| Women’s 7 | 9 5/8 in (24.4 cm) | 8 1/4–8 7/16 in (21.0–21.4 cm) | 8 13/16–9 in (22.4–22.9 cm) |
| Women’s 7.5 | 9 3/4 in (24.8 cm) | 8 3/8–8 9/16 in (21.3–21.7 cm) | 8 15/16–9 1/8 in (22.7–23.2 cm) |
| Women’s 8 | 9 15/16 in (25.2 cm) | 8 1/2–8 11/16 in (21.6–22.1 cm) | 9 1/16–9 1/4 in (23.0–23.5 cm) |
| Women’s 8.5 | 10 1/8 in (25.7 cm) | 8 5/8–8 13/16 in (21.9–22.4 cm) | 9 3/16–9 3/8 in (23.3–23.8 cm) |
| Women’s 9 | 10 1/4 in (26.0 cm) | 8 3/4–8 15/16 in (22.2–22.7 cm) | 9 5/16–9 1/2 in (23.7–24.1 cm) |
| Women’s 9.5 | 10 7/16 in (26.5 cm) | 8 7/8–9 1/16 in (22.5–23.0 cm) | 9 7/16–9 5/8 in (24.0–24.4 cm) |
| Women’s 10 | 10 9/16 in (26.8 cm) | 9–9 3/16 in (22.9–23.3 cm) | 9 9/16–9 3/4 in (24.3–24.8 cm) |
What’s included
One pair of complete skates: boot, laces and Aspire XP blades mounted. Jackson ships its skates factory sharpened and advises easing in: lower eyelets tight, top hook loose, jumps and spins built up gradually. Guards and a bag come with the Guardog guards bundle or the bag and guards bundle. A Mark II–bladed Freestyle Fusion is listed separately, but it is a much lighter 15/10 build, not this boot with another blade. The men’s and boys’ cut is the Freestyle Fusion FS2192.
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