Description
This Freestyle Fusion with Mark II blades is exclusive to Skate Guru — Jackson’s Fusion-series boot built in a softer flex for this configuration. The adult FS2190 Mark II is rated 15 for support and the youth FS2191 Mark II is rated 10 — Jackson’s Light band — aimed at skaters in lessons still building edges, crossovers and basic skills.
Jackson’s ratings run from 2 on its entry boots to 85 on its stiffest competition models, and describe how firmly the boot holds the ankle, not how good the skate is. A lighter rating flexes more easily and lets a newer skater feel the ice, but gives way under the forces of rotational jumps.
Key details
- Support: Jackson rating 15 (adult FS2190 Mark II) and 10 (youth FS2191 Mark II) — the Light band.
- Upper: lightweight microfiber with Swarovski crystals around the tongue logo and down the back panel, plus punched detailing on the quarters.
- Cuff: a U-shaped cuff pattern with adjusted back height, so the ankle flexes without losing support; padded gray trim around the topline and tongue.
- Fit: Jackson’s Elite last — a wider toe box to cut pressure across the forefoot, with a narrower heel for heel-lock.
- Closure: eyelets up the vamp with four lace hooks per side at the top.
- Sole: the nylon-composite Fusion sole, torque-resistant and waterproof, in tan with a stacked-look heel; a rubber inlay behind the blade mount adds grip and shock absorption.
- Blade: Ultima Mark II, screw-mounted, etched with the Mark II name and the Ultima mark.
- Heat moldable: Fusion boots fit snug when cold — a skate technician heats and molds them, and the boot keeps your foot’s shape as it cools (how baking Jackson skates works).
Fit and sizing
The FS2190 Mark II runs women’s 4–10 and the FS2191 Mark II misses’ 1–3.5, each in R (A/B) and W (C/D); the selector shows current stock. Because the Elite last pairs a wide toe box with a narrow heel, width matters as much as length — measure the circumference around the ball of your foot as well as heel-to-toe length. Between two sizes, take the larger.
| US size | Foot length | Ball girth — R (A/B) | Ball girth — W (C/D) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | 8 5/8 in / 22.0 cm | 7 1/2–7 11/16 in / 19.1–19.6 cm | 8 1/16–8 1/4 in / 20.5–21.0 cm |
| 4.5 | 8 13/16 in / 22.4 cm | 7 5/8–7 13/16 in / 19.4–19.9 cm | 8 3/16–8 3/8 in / 20.8–21.3 cm |
| 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 / 21.2–21.6 cm |
| 5.5 | 9 1/8 in / 23.2 cm | 7 7/8–8 1/16 in / 20.1–20.5 cm | 8 7/16–8 5/8 in / 21.5–22.0 cm |
| 6 | 9 5/16 in / 23.7 cm | 8–8 3/16 in / 20.4–20.8 cm | 8 9/16–8 3/4 in / 21.8–22.3 cm |
| 6.5 | 9 7/16 in / 24.0 cm | 8 1/8–8 5/16 in / 20.7–21.2 cm | 8 11/16–8 7/8 in / 22.1–22.6 cm |
| 7 | 9 5/8 in / 24.5 cm | 8 1/4–8 7/16 in / 21.0–21.5 cm | 8 13/16–9 in / 22.4–22.9 cm |
| 7.5 | 9 3/4 in / 24.8 cm | 8 3/8–8 9/16 in / 21.3–21.8 cm | 8 15/16–9 1/8 in / 22.8–23.2 cm |
| 8 | 9 15/16 in / 25.3 cm | 8 1/2–8 11/16 in / 21.6–22.1 cm | 9 1/16–9 1/4 in / 23.1–23.5 cm |
| 8.5 | 10 1/8 in / 25.8 cm | 8 5/8–8 13/16 in / 22.0–22.4 cm | 9 3/16–9 3/8 in / 23.4–23.9 cm |
| 9 | 10 1/4 in / 26.1 cm | 8 3/4–8 15/16 in / 22.3–22.8 cm | 9 5/16–9 1/2 in / 23.7–24.2 cm |
| 9.5 | 10 7/16 in / 26.6 cm | 8 7/8–9 1/16 in / 22.6–23.1 cm | 9 7/16–9 5/8 in / 24.0–24.5 cm |
| 10 | 10 9/16 in / 26.9 cm | 9–9 3/16 in / 22.9–23.4 cm | 9 9/16–9 3/4 in / 24.3–24.8 cm |
Misses’ sizes are on the Jackson Ultima sizing chart.
What’s included
Boots with the Ultima Mark II blades mounted and factory sharpened.
Part of our Women’s Figure Skates and Girls’ Figure Skates collections.
Need more support, or a size not listed here? The Freestyle Fusion with the Ultima Aspire XP blade is the stiffer, higher-rated build and carries the full size run. Skating for a man or boy? See the FS2192 Mark II Freestyle Fusion. Also in the Fusion series: the Elle Fusion FS2130 with an Ultima Mirage blade.












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