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Rollerblade Liners in Ski Boots: TheFuture?

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l337
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After seeing the Atomic park specific boots with lace up liners, something struck me on how that is exactly how rollerblades and their liners work. Its the same concept almost. I don't know how it will affect a persons skiing, like it affects a bladers mobility in their ankles.

So I was wondering if anyone has switched out their liners with Jug or Sifika, or has any other points.

Jan 30 2008 8:17PM
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GhostfaceKillah
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snowboard boots have lace-up liners too
Jan 30 2008 8:19PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Not farmiliar with how rollerblade's work... care for some further insight? What does the lace up do other than stick to your calf better? (As I typed that I realized it probably helps boot bang... anyone confirm?)
Jan 30 2008 8:20PM
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KjellEllefson
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not to be hatin but teleboots are way ahead of alpine boots in comfort
the new Black Diamond boot has a twist cable liner that tightens the whole liner
very similar to some Burton and DC boots
telebotts have had lece up liners since the 90s
Jan 30 2008 8:24PM
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solitaryman
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well you cant get shinbang on blades...
Jan 30 2008 8:24PM
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sktrkdo7
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hardcore race boots have had lace up liners for a while this is nothing new to skiing, although its pretty interesting to see how atomic has implemented them in a free ride boot
Jan 30 2008 8:25PM
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.makuma.
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yeah..not a big fan..i say we stay classic
Jan 30 2008 8:28PM
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Silence
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Not because of the liner, but becuase you would fall over before your shins even came into the equation.
Jan 30 2008 8:29PM
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RudyGarmisch
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With stagger stance landings you can still put a lot of force on your lagging shin, both on skis and probably on blades. Again, someone that does both, help!
Jan 30 2008 8:35PM
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Silence
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Oh definitely with skis..i was referring to blades, i can't see how you could put massive pressure on your shins without the boots coming out from underneath you - so short!?
Jan 30 2008 8:44PM
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EMK
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i tryed it with some old salomon blabe liners but they didn't come up high enough and the shell digged in to my leg so i never actually skied it.
i'm thinking about trying out blade shocks in my skiboots.
Jan 30 2008 8:49PM
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LPT_311
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thank you
Jan 30 2008 9:10PM
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chicken
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Salomon has been doing it in the SPK for 3 years now.

I Just use booster straps
Jan 30 2008 9:28PM
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paulbunyan
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more ankle support. if you rollerblade your always twisting and turning your ankle for diffrent grinds. race boots are like this thou...
Jan 30 2008 9:31PM
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