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Skate sizing varies between manufacturers, so we recommend measuring your feet rather than relying on your regular shoe size.

Our printable Omni Sizing Guide helps you determine the recommended boot size for your feet. Print it at 100% / actual size, follow the instructions, and compare your measurements with our sizing chart. Do not use "fit to page" when printing.

Your Omni boots include a packet of tools and hardware to help you set up your skates.

Depending on the configuration you purchased, your skates may also include frames and wheels. Boot-only configurations can be assembled with your own compatible components.

Check your product configuration to confirm exactly which components are included.

Yes! The Standard Omni uses the Universal Frame System (UFS), making it compatible with a wide variety of aggressive inline skate frames.

The Standard Antirocker Frame comes stock on complete Omni V3 skates, but you're free to customize your setup with other UFS-compatible frames.

Before mounting your frames, check that the soul plate bolts are tightened and sit flush with the frame channel.

Align the mounting holes on your UFS frames with the mounting receptors on the bottom of your Omni boots. Use the supplied 20mm frame mounting bolts to secure the frames.

Tighten the hardware securely using the appropriate tool. There should be no movement between the frames and the boots.

Check that the bolts are the correct length for your frame setup and that all components are secure before skating.

Yes. Standard Comfort Liners feature heat-moldable materials that allow you to customize the fit around your ankles.

Important: Never place your plastic Omni boots in an oven. Only heat mold the removable Comfort Liners.

To heat mold your Comfort Liners:

1. Preheat your oven to 170°F (75°C).
2. Remove both Comfort Liners completely from your Omni boots.
3. Place the liners on a baking sheet.
4. Once the oven reaches temperature, turn it off and place the baking sheet on the bottom rack.
5. Leave the liners in the turned-off oven for 15 minutes.
6. Carefully remove the warm liners and reinstall them in your boots.
7. Put on your skates, fasten them normally, and sit for 20 minutes while the liners cool around your feet.

Handle the warm liners carefully and allow them to cool completely before skating.

The Omni V3 includes 15mm PU heel pads designed to provide a balance of comfort, cushioning, and responsiveness.

If you prefer a more traditional raised-heel feeling, Standard also offers 3D-printed Heel Risers designed to fit Omni boots.

You can also experiment with compatible aftermarket shock absorbers in different thicknesses and materials to find the setup that works best for your skating style.

For a more personalized fit around your ankles, the removable Standard Comfort Liners can also be heat molded.

We recommend rotating your wheels whenever you notice uneven wear. How quickly they wear depends on your skating style, the surfaces you skate, and your wheel setup.

For an antirocker setup, swap the front wheel on your right skate with the rear wheel on your left skate, then swap the remaining front and rear wheels.

For a flat setup, swap the first wheel with the third wheel on the opposite skate, and the second wheel with the fourth wheel on the opposite skate. Repeat for the remaining wheels.

When rotating your wheels, orient the previously exposed graphics inward to help distribute wear more evenly.

Replace wheels that are excessively worn, damaged, or no longer suitable for skating.

Your wheels should spin freely without excessive resistance or unusual noise.

When rotating your wheels, wipe away dirt and debris around the bearings. If your bearings are serviceable, you can remove them and clean them with isopropyl alcohol.

Allow the bearings to dry completely, then apply a suitable bearing lubricant before reinstalling them.

Sealed or non-serviceable bearings may need to be replaced rather than opened for cleaning.

Yes. Aggressive skating puts significant stress on your equipment, and bolts can loosen over time.

Before every session, check your wheel axles, frame mounting bolts, soul plate bolts, and other fasteners.

If you notice unusual rattling or movement while skating, stop and inspect your equipment.

Before every session, take a moment to inspect your skates:

• Check that all wheel axles and frame bolts are secure.
• Make sure your frames do not move against your boots.
• Inspect wheels for excessive or uneven wear.
• Check that your wheels rotate freely.
• Inspect buckles, straps, laces, and other fastening components.
• Look for cracks, damage, or loose parts.

If something feels loose, sounds unusual, or appears damaged, address the issue before skating.

Wheels, bearings, soul plates, frames, and other replacement components are available through Standard retail partners and skate retailers.

Regular maintenance helps extend the life of your equipment, but worn or damaged components should be replaced when necessary.