You really need to be properly fitted by a reputable fitter, who has all the brands and models available. Different feet need different shaped boots, and then there's the fun and games of adding in the other factors like height/weight, muscle development, skating level, ambitions... You may find that Edeas just don't fit your feet or even if they do, that you don't like the bagginess around the ankle that is a major feature of that brand.
Then there is the blade question. As has been pointed out above, the Revolution style blades come in several blade varieties, none of which are appropriate for a beginner. Even the Coronation Ace and MK Professional Lite ones aren't suitable for a beginner, or even an early intermediate. If you are really keen to keep your first blade as you progress, then the standard Coronation Ace or MK Professional are your goto blades. They have good spin rockers and are probably all the blade you'll ever need. Plenty of people perform double Axels on them. Please don't be tempted by any of the Revolution blades, they will just make things harder for you.
If you're in the UK, then I know of two places that I can wholeheartedly recommend to fit and kit you properly, and those are Al's Skate Shop in Blackpool and Everglides in Gosport, on the south coast. Everglides also have a very competent remote fitting service, which they do over WhatsApp, but going in person to see a fitter is always the best course of action.
Good luck!