I think I've been getting too immersed in GS since joining late last year -- I used to be content with having retired from skating ten years ago, but now I'm getting the itch to get back on the ice. I've got an old (in both age and friendship years) friend from the pairs world who contacted me because he wants to get into ice dance in a decorous elderly sort of way. He cast the lure of private ice and a willing coach at his expense, and I'm tempted. I still have my last pair of Jacksons, my boot of choice for 20? 30? years, still in good shape apart from flaking foam inside the tongue. But I've been looking at all the new boots, synthetics having not been invented when I bought my last boots, and am intrigued by the Jackson Debut Low-Cut Dance boots. They say "lower heel height", which appeals to me, having gotten away from wearing high heels for street shoes since I retired. My old boots (can't remember the model name now) have 2" heels. What is the height of the dance boots? I can't find any specific measurement anywhere online, and the pro shop I used to use is closed for the weekend. If it makes any difference to the boots' suitability, I'm 5'3", 110 lbs, former senior pairs competitor doing, in my day, double jumps and triple throws, but not planning on jumping now. I have narrow feet with a very high arch and instep. My old Jacksons are size 5AA. Any additional advice re today's boots welcome. I did once have Riedells in the past and they were OK, but went back to Jacksons because their stock last fitted my arch perfectly. With heat-molding, they were always completely comfortable from the first wearing. No breaking in needed at all. Thanks for any opinion (as long as it's not my kids: "Mum, are you crazy?!" and is more like my grandkids: "Go for it, Gran!").