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Boot liner upgrade

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Demillsta
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I'm thinking of getting some intuition liners for my fish fisher ranger 120 boots, but I'm not sure how to pick the best liner off of there site. All help is appreciated
Dec 30 2018 5:39PM 1 0
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Session
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Call them. They are super helpful.
Dec 30 2018 6:40PM 0 0
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Demillsta
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Do you think that a new liner is what I need? I was looking to get some intuitions because my toes are freezing in my new boots and the liners dont seem that great in the warmth side
Dec 31 2018 1:00AM 0 0
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Profahoben_212
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ddemille1Do you think that a new liner is what I need? I was looking to get some intuitions because my toes are freezing in my new boots and the liners dont seem that great in the warmth side


Could be....boots could also be cutting off circulation.
Dec 31 2018 1:17AM 3 0
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LineSkier
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Also Intuitions are great but ZipFit FTW.
Dec 31 2018 3:13PM 0 0
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Demillsta
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LineSkierAlso Intuitions are great but ZipFit FTW.

Zip fit eh? How well insulated do they seem?
Dec 31 2018 3:49PM 0 0
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rudeboy
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Zip fits are the best liner imo, but if it’s warth you’re after, you’d be better of spending the cash on heated footbeds or heated socks or those neoprene covers that go over your boots are good I hear and they have the bonus of not having to mess about with charging batteries etc
Dec 31 2018 4:09PM 1 0
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f100prerunner
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If your boots are new you may just need to pack out the liners a bit to create some volume for warm air to sit
Dec 31 2018 4:44PM 0 0
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Cyanicenine
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Intuition liners are an upgrade from just about any stock liner, they are also very warm. I wish I could use zip fits but I can't fit one in my plug boots. The intuitions conform to available space better. If you are looking for warmth the boot gloves work, I use them. You can also wrap your boot liner in a sheet of mylar emergency blanket. That stuff is tissue paper thin so you won't feel it taking space in your boot. It kind of wears out after a week of skiing, so I only bother to use it on super cold days. You can get a 12 pack of emergency blankets for around $5 on amazon.
Dec 31 2018 6:28PM 0 0
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Demillsta
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f100prerunnerIf your boots are new you may just need to pack out the liners a bit to create some volume for warm air to sit

I thought about that, but the toes on the liner are too tight, and they're a fake leather type material, so not very warm or moldable. Ended up with some intuitions
Jan 10 2019 12:07AM 0 0
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