IT’S PROVIDED ME THE MOST RESPONSIVE AND COMFORTABLE FIT I HAVE EVER HAD.” Intuition Powerwrap is the only way to go. I’ve crammed my foot into a race fit for the last 15 years. After the first few weeks of skiing in new boots the stock liner always packs out leaving my foot rubbing on plastic.

Great question, are they foam? Foam liners often get packed out after 30-50 days of use.

OMFit Liner Padding OMFit material can be warmed up to slightly above room temperature (say, 85 degrees Fahrenheit) at which point the material becomes easy to flow and readily contours to your foot and shell.

With the shells hot, insert the ZipFit liner with your footbed and foot into the shells. The heat from the shells will transfer to the liners and allow the OMfit cork to flow as needed. Use a Hot Gear Bag at its max setting overnight and step into the warm liners and shells in the morning.

100-150 days is about the lifespan for a set of liners.

As long as a little pre-existing boot stank doesn’t scare you off, a pair boots a year or two old are a solid way to save some coin. Poles: Unless there’s noticeable cracks or broken clamps, used poles are good to go, and a lot cheaper than new ones.

The most common reason for skiers foot pain is wearing ski boots that are the wrong size or shape (boot geometry) and the second reason is either doing up the buckles too tight or too loose.

Yes – as long as you don’t overcook the liners (too hot/too long) they can take numerous new memories. Best not to keep re-heating unless necessary, like new shells or footbeds.

Most people know Intuition because they make stock liners for major brands like Dalbello, Full Tilt, Scarpa, Atomic and Thirty Two — to name a few.

Once your skis get to the 5-10-year-old age they are still considered modern, but you may not be getting the most of their performance or could be forced to work harder than you should to get the same level of performance out of them.

For the average recreational skier, it’s reasonable to spend $600 to $800 for a solid kit of new skis, boots, and bindings.

If your boot is too loose, your skiing will suffer – and you could hurt yourself. A good fitting boot should be comfortably snug and not sloppy. You should be able to wiggle your toes but not have heel slippage or movement from side to side or forward to back.

ZipFit liners are handmade in Montebelluna, Italy, the sports footwear capital of the world. Unlike machine produced foam liners, ZipFits are designed to anatomically reflect the human foot and built by expert boot makers with the highest quality materials.

Zipfit stands for Zero Injection Pressure Fit. Our inner boots feature a non-catalytic, pre-packed “flow” system of proprietary granulated cork in the tongue, ankles and heel that never hardens or packs out.

Unlike machine produced foam liners, ZipFits are designed to anatomically reflect the human foot and built by expert boot makers with the highest quality materials. The price of a pair of ZipFits reflects the materials and labor that are involved in production. The value of ZipFits gets better with every additional quality day on skis.