I have Ice Fly, but with Jackson Ultima Matrix Elite blades. I love my blades, and have loved them from the start. They run fast and sure.
I can not say that I am "in love" with my Edea skates, nor that they are the best thing since the invention of the wheel. I was not able to do my program in them, the very first day I owned them (reports of young skaters doing just great). It took me a week My first month, I was in extremely bad pain & cramping. Edeas do not stretch out like a leather boot. They are what they are, until you take a blow dryer to them. I had to stretch out, then they got a little more comfortable. They did not give me enough arch support, so I had to get custom orthotics (several hundred dollars more). Now, I like my skates. I don't love them. I am 2 months into them, and finally about where I was when I left my old skates. I think children/young skaters can more easily transition to Edeas. Older skaters, (me, I'm mid-40s) it's going to mess alot with your muscle memory and balance points. These skates put you more forward, so camel spins really got on the toe quickly. What's that old saying, "You can't teach an old dog, new tricks." You can, but it's going to take a few extra months. The past few days, I'm finally doing a good, 5 rotation camel with small circles. Now, that i am more used to this height, I probably wouldn't switch back again to the regular heel height.
I assume you are a male. The boot fitter I worked with wouldn't put men in the Ice Fly. They broke them down too quickly. He put men in the Concerto, which is actually a stronger skate.