KWlovessnow
Angel Diva
We ski mostly at Pine Knob (I have two kids age 8 and 10). And we like Nubs up North, but this year we are on IKON so we will probably be at Boyne and Highlands this winter. Where do you ski?
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Zipfit vs Intuition Liners
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Mudgirl630
Angel Diva
Not sure where those places you mentioned.
I ski from the start to the end of thr season in Aspen, CO.
I see now that it will be tough for you to try them on. I do believe you can order them online and return if they did not work out for you.
As I mentioned before, Intuition is more friendly for a recreational skier. Maybe start from there...?
For me, I did not even try them because I knew they were not something I was looking for.
Soujan
Angel Diva
I have the 2016 Salomon X/Pro 90. My feet do run on the wide side and had the sides of the boot blown out. After 4 years, the stock liners were packed out. At first, I attempted to replace them with Intuition liners. I didn't have a lot of space in the shell and based on Intuition's guide, I got the low volume Dreamliner. It didn't come close to fitting. My entire foot was getting crushed even with the low volume liner. I then went to a fitter and requested Zipfits. I was fitted with the low volume Gara. After getting them tweaked (extra cork added), I loved them. So much more responsive than the stock liners. There is some break in time since the cork gets squished into place as you use it. Also, the toes are not that warm. The material is only some sheepskin.
