My second set of liners, still using every day of skiing. Put them into Rossignol boots to help fulfill the fit and for better warmth.
Delivered on both needs fully. Best fitting for ski boots I have ever had in 50 years of Ski Instructing and past ski patrolling
WELL WORTH EVERY DIME!!
David Rowland.
Ben with customer service was fantastic.
I got the 9mm liners molded today and they don't feel as snug as I would like. I thought I selected the correct thickness liner based on the amount of room in my shell.
Is there a chance I can exchange them for the 12mm liner?
Hello - our customer service team will be in touch with you.
Really pleased with the liners - they are the right thickness for my size 30 foot with Technica all-mountain shells.
Only suggestions
- provide better instructions/suggestions on what to do with the lace-up cord. Where do people store this while riding to avoid snags?
- self-fit kit : The process of heating the liner in the boot, removing it to put a footbed in, then re-inserting it in the boot does not work with footbeds such as Superfeet winter thin. These have a hard back portion and do not flex well while re-inserting the liner into the boot. Its a whole process to get it in there without wrinkles. By the time you get the liner seated, it has cooled down. Therefore i found it better to just heat the boot with the footbed installed. Note for others.
Still give 5 stars as i'm really impressed and the replacement liners saved me from needing a whole new pair of boots (and fit session), so really happy with that.
I'm a long-time instructor and trainer. I purchased Intuition liners for the first time just a few years ago. I am so sorry I did not purchase much sooner. They have made a big difference in both performance and all-day comfort - and several years in, they are going strong. These liners deliver great value.
I’ve been using Intuition liners for 15 years. First Powerwraps, then Pro Tongues and now the DH-DD liners in Lange RX 130 shells. I ski between 80-100 days per year, exclusively in the resort at my advanced chronological age (still emotionally 19 though). I my foot is narrow in the middle and heel, with a high instep and a wide forefoot.
I love these liners. They take up shell volume perfectly. Once molded, my heel stays locked to the footbed, with zero lateral movement in the forefoot. .
My toes stay warm, at least down to -10F. I go inside when it’s colder than that, so no personal testing at lower temps.
Heat them up and mold with a rice sock at start of a season (and maybe again in spring) as they pack out and it’s like you have a new liner.
Buy Intuition liners.
The Intuition Downhill Tongue Dual Density 12mm liners saved me from throwing away my Tecnica Mach1 130's. The boots were punched 3 times but the pressure on my lateral malleolus was unbearable.
Thanks!
They took a few times to heat mold to get dialed in, and it was definitely easier to pay a shop to do it, but once they got fitted right, the were solid on the mountain.
The Downhill Tongue Dual Density made a noticeable difference in the fit and feel of my boots. It gives great support through the shin and helps eliminate that pressure from the top of the boot, without feeling too stiff or bulky. My boots feel more secure and responsive, but are still comfortable enough to wear all day. Such a simple upgrade, but it made a huge difference!
