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© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

© 2026 – IOC / Grégoire PETER

Milano Cortina 2026, ice skates worn by Madison CHOCK (USA), ice dance silver medallist and Olympic champion in team event.

Physical description

Pair of ice skates with glitter patterns, model Flamenco Ice. Name of the athlete engraved on the blade.

Created

Created: MK Blades Created: Edea

Used

Used: Madison CHOCK (02/06/1992)

Materials

Foam, steel, leather, polyurethane

Colors

brown, white

Dimension

1 item 25.5 x 10 x 27.5 cm, 1 item 1.05 kg Poids d'un patin

Type of item

Sport equipment -> skates

Reference number

240188

Ensemble

2

Keywords

Olympic champion Milano Cortina 2026, Olympic Winter Games United States of America Female Figure skating/Ice dancing[X]Figure skating/Team[X]Olympic champion

Notes

Madison Chock and Evan Bates performed a flamenco-inspired routine at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics. Their routine featured Chock as the matador and Bates as the bull, showcasing a blend of traditional flamenco elements with contemporary figure skating. The performance waS choreographed by Antonio Najarro, a renowned flamenco dancer, and has been praised for its emotional depth and precision.