The Youth Co. 

"We are the frameworks company" 

Jon Julio 

Chris Haffey

Chris Farmer

100% skater owned.

100% committed to blading.

100% committed to creating the highest quality blading products.

UFS (Universal Frame System) – mounting holes have 165mm and are placed on the same level. Boot is equipped with nubs around threaded holes, which fit in to corresponding cavities in frame. Every UFS frame fits every boot using this standard.

Composite frame – frame is made from a mixture of polymers. It is lighter and more flexible than aluminium frames, but also wears down faster. Aggressive skating frames are made in this technology because of material properties, which allow for grinding obstacles.

Antirocker setup frame – frame comes equipped with two wheels for rolling, along with two smaller, inner wheels which are made from much harder material and do not touch the ground. This makes groove tricks easier, however makes whole setup slower, turning is not as fluid as on flat and wheels wear faster due to increased pressure on each one of them. The after mentioned smaller wheels are called antirockers or grindwheels  and serve to help with locking the grind on an obstacle. Additionaly, they reduce frame wear.

Flat setup frame – all wheels in the frame are on the same level and touch the ground simultaneously. This provides superior stability, greater rolling, more inertia and reduces wheels wear. It is, however, much harder to do groove tricks on aggressive frames using this wheel setup.

Manufacturer used two piece axles of 8mm diameter. This diameter fits tightly inside inner ring of 608 type bearings and thanks to this, standard spacer is used.