British precision, generation after generation
MK Blades
Worn by Olympic and World champions, MK figure skate blades are built in the UK for skaters who demand precision in every edge.
Find your blade
Four blades, four disciplines
Professional Lite
Freestyle - Up to double lutz
The coaches' pick for skaters building toward their double lutz, with a thinner runner for quicker edge changes.
Phantom Revolution
Freestyle - Elite
The top of the MK range - side-honed and tapered for skaters training the most demanding freestyle elements.
Dance
Competitive ice dance
Worn by the majority of Olympic ice dance athletes - built for quick, low-lean edge changes.
Twizzle
Dance & synchro
Available only at Maison du Patin - control and agility for smooth turns and quick transitions.
Built different
What sets MK apart
01
Tuff plate design
Found on the Professional Lite, this newer sole plate cuts weight from the blade while holding up noticeably better under stress than older plate designs.
02
Carbon fibre construction
The Phantom Revolution trades steel weight for carbon fibre, without giving up the rigidity elite freestyle demands.
03
Side-honed, tapered blades
A shaping technique used on the Phantom Revolution, distinct from the flat-ground blades found on entry-level models.
04
Lifetime warranty on Dance
The MK Dance blade is backed by a lifetime warranty, reflecting how it's built to withstand years of competitive ice dance training.
Only here
The Twizzle is exclusive to Maison du Patin
You won't find this blade anywhere else - a clean, precise build designed specifically for dance and synchro skaters, available only through our boutique.
Frequently asked questions
MK Blades FAQ
What's the difference between Professional Lite and Phantom Revolution?
Both are freestyle blades, but they're aimed at different stages. Professional Lite is what most coaches recommend while a skater is still working up to a double lutz, while Phantom Revolution sits at the top of the range in carbon fibre, built for skaters training the most demanding elite-level jumps.
What's the difference between Dance and Twizzle?
Both are ice dance blades built for the same discipline, but Dance is MK's flagship, worn by the majority of Olympic ice dancers, while Twizzle is a distinct build available only at Maison du Patin, with a higher stanchion for deeper edges. Our team can help you feel the difference between the two in a fitting.
Why is the Twizzle exclusive to Maison du Patin?
The Twizzle was developed as a build you won't find at another retailer, giving our skaters access to a blade profile made specifically for us. It's part of how we work directly with manufacturers to bring something extra to our clients.
What's the difference between MK and Jackson Ultima blades?
MK is a British manufacturer built around a longstanding reputation in elite competition, with blades like Phantom Revolution and Dance worn by numerous Olympic and World medalists. Jackson Ultima, a North American brand, covers a similarly wide range through lines like Matrix and Apex. Both are excellent, so the right choice often comes down to how a specific blade profile feels underfoot.
What's the difference between MK and EDEA blades?
MK blades are mounted separately onto the boot and sold on their own, giving skaters the flexibility to pair a specific blade profile with almost any boot brand. EDEA, by comparison, often integrates its own blade options directly with its boot lines. Our team can help you figure out which combination suits your boots and your level.
How do I book a fitting appointment?
You can book directly through our appointment page, or visit the boutique in person. We recommend booking ahead, especially during the fall and winter season when fitting appointments are in higher demand.
Ready when you are
Ready to find your edge?
Book a fitting with our team, or explore the full MK Blades collection online.