(6 reviews)

Tour Tongue Dual Density

Name: Tour Tongue Dual Density
Brand: Intuition
SKU: 825714011650
Availability: InStock

A backcountry liner with freedom to move.

$324.00

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Tour Tongue Dual Density

$324.00

Size Guide

Size up on the half size (ex: 27.5 = 28).

Boot Liners

Mondo*	22 - 22.5	23 - 23.5	24 - 24.5	25 - 25.5	26 - 26.5	27 - 27.5	28 - 28.5	29 - 29.5	30 - 30.5	31 - 31.5	32 - 32.5
US M	4 - 4.5	5 - 5.5	6 - 6.5	7 - 7.5	8 - 8.5	9 - 9.5	10 - 10.5	11 - 11.5	12 - 12.5	13 - 13.5	14 - 14.5
US W	5 - 5.5	6 - 6.5	7 - 7.5	8 - 8.5	9 - 9.5	10 - 10.5	11 - 11.5	12 - 12.5	13 - 13.5	14 - 14.5	15 - 15.5
EU	35.75 - 36.5	37 - 37.75	38.25 - 39	39.5 - 40.25	40.75 - 41.5	42 - 42.75	43.25 - 44	44.5 - 45.25	45.75 - 46.5	47 - 47.75	48.25 - 49
UK	3 - 3.5	4 - 4.5	5 - 5.5	6 - 6.5	7 - 7.5	8 - 8.5	9 - 9.5	10 - 10.5	11 - 11.5	12 - 12.5	13 - 13.5

*For Japanese sizes, please refer to Mondo sizes in the chart above.

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Overview

Product Details

The Intuition Tour Tongue Liners are designed to have a high range of motion for backcountry touring and telemarking, and provide top tier comfort and warmth when you need it most. The Intuition Tour Tongue Liners are constructed from softer Dual Density (DD) heat moldable Intuition Foam and are lightweight. The addition of a rear flex panel increases range of motion to save energy on the way up, and a stiff upper cuff provides unparalleled responsiveness on the way down.

Features / Tech Specs

Fully heat-moldable Intuition Foam
Low-DD toe box
4mm HD non-slip outsole
4mm HD foam shim insole
4mm MD internal J-bars for ankle support and heel hold
Rear flex zone
Locking speed lace system
Extra abrasion-resistant fabric
Antimicrobial lining treatment
Asymmetric tongue padding
3mm stiff cuff and tongue reinforcement
Webbing loops for easy on-off
Available in three thicknesses: 9mm/12mm/15mm DD Intuition Foam
Weight: 484 g

Fit & Heat Molding

The Intuition Tour Tongue Liners can be worn out of the box and will naturally mold to your feet with use.

They can also be heat molded with the Intuition Home Fit Kit or fit by a professional boot fitter.

Purchase a Home Fit Kit (50% off with liners purchase)

Foam Technology

Our proprietary Intuition Foam is precisely formulated to provide maximum moldability with a lightweight yet durable characteristic that achieves the highest quality and comfort standards on the planet. Intuition Foam is a non-toxic, chemically stable, closed-cell material that delivers industry leading standards:

Thermo-remoldable
Lightweight
Extreme durability
High insulation value
Water resistant for fast dry times
Highly workable for boot fitters

Intuition Foam is exceptional in supporting anyone who is accommodating an injury or medical condition that would benefit from pressure off loading and cushiony fit.

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Care

DRYING

Liners will dry quickly as Intuition's closed-cell foam is
waterproof and does not get soaked through like other liners.

For tips on using a heated boot dryer read our FAQs

STORING

Liners can remain inside boots long-term but should be checked for
pinched material after use, shells are best stored loosely buckled up.

WASHING
Intuition Liners are hand washable.

For tips on cleaning your liners: read our FAQs

Fit & feel

Flex

Extra SoftSoftMediumStiffExtra Stiff

Heat molding softens the initial flex for an easier break-in.

Built for

Applications

Ski
Snowboard
Telemark
Splitboard
Skimo
Touring

5 stars: 4 (67%)
4 stars: 1 (17%)
3 stars: 0 (0%)
2 stars: 1 (17%)
1 star: 0 (0%)

I bought these to tour in my Scarpa Freedom AT boots and replace the original liners that literally fell apart. They aren't stiff enough for me to hit it hard on lift service days, but I have some Intuition Downhill Tongue High Density liners for that. However, they are really nice for Alpine Touring. I also use them in my Scarpa T1 Eco Telemark boots for lift service. Good forward range of motion for Alpine Touring and also for Telemark turns. Comfy and warm. For the purpose I bought them for, I am very pleased.

The fit seems ok on my foot but once the liner is in my boot, i can't attache the boot clip wich is already at the minimum position. I will attempt a first heat forming on the upper portion of the liner, what do you think?

This is my 3rd pair of these liners. They are comfy and tour well.

As a guide for over 20 years, I have a simple routine when I buy new ski touring boots which is about every 2 years. I buy the boots, then I go home and immediately order a set of Intuition liners. In my experience, the performance, comfort, and durability I get from these liners is far superior to any stock liner I've encountered. In addition, I can often extend the life of a great pair of boots by just replacing the liners.

I really like these liners and use the medium volume version. They are comfortable and warm while ski touring, provide good downhill skiing performance, and have lasted longer than other liners I have used. I really like the extra 4 mm foam insole option which has increased the warmth and improved the fit for me.

Not a big fan of these liners between the price and the durability. I put these in my Roxa R3 T.I. for a Japow trip for ~12 days of skiing and I found they packed out quickly. I had already replaced the stock liner with zipfits but those wouldn't work well for touring so I bought some intuitions. 1. the price seems insane for a foam liner. 2. they packed out and I had significant heel lift while still having pressure points within ~7 days of skiing. I had heat molded them and adjusted them with help from my local shop in the weeks leading up to the trip and felt like they were ready for my trip. I would NOT buy again.