Read the descriptions below to determine which option is more suitable for you

Recommended for beginners or casual skaters.

Your toes should be very close, or lightly touching the end of the liner.

For comfort, it's ok if you can wiggle your toes, as long as the rest of your foot doesn't move inside the skate.

To minimize any potential pressure points or discomfort, or to leave some extra room for insoles or thicker socks, select the size range closest to you foot measurement in CM or up to 0.5cm longer. For most people, this will result in a skate that fits about a half size smaller than your shoe size.

Recommended for experienced or advanced skaters.

Your toes should be touching the end of the liner, even with some pressure, as long as your toes are flat (not curling).

To optimize the control and responsiveness of the skate, select the size range closest to your foot measurement in CM, or up to 0.5cm shorter. For most people, this will result in a skate that fits up to a full size smaller than your shoe size.

*If you're looking for a Performance Fit, we highly recommend filling out our sizing form at the bottom of this page.

Use the chart below to find your ideal shell size and liner combination. Start with either your foot length or shell size (if you already own a pair of our Carbon UFS shells), then view the corresponding liner size that will fit your foot length or shell.

The size chart below does not account for the use of insoles inside the boot, which can alter the amount of space in your shell. If you need to use orthotics/insoles in your skates, we advise filling out our sizing form at the bottom of this page.

*The suggested fit options below are based on a Comfort Fit, and reflect the resulting fit once the equipment is fully broken in.

Experienced skaters looking for a Performance Fit can usually down size up to 1cm in the liner size compared to their foot measurements.
The interior space within the liner can expand up to 1cm after 10-20 hours of skating.