In an ideal fit, the heel is secured and the toe box leaves room for the piggies to move. Also, if your foot tends to pronate, consider a boot that offers a lateral adjustment in the cuff. If you're undecided among a few different skates, go with the lightest. It could mean the difference between an extra hour on the path and a premature case of lead-legs. And don't forget about stopping.
Most skates here have a heel brake, though a couple are brakeless.
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