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How to Mold Intuition Liners?

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lilnoid666
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Can u guys help me heat mold my Intuition liners? They are new and haven't been cooked yet.
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Oliver_akgonul
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This probably isnt what you want but you could go to a boot fitter and see if they could do it or you could let them mold to your foot over time you could probably just wear them around your house a lot and they would mold faster the if you only had them on when skiing
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KilaTsunami
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Bring to shop and do it the right way. U don’t wanna melt ur new kicks
4 years ago
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TheMollyWop
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Don't put them in the oven. Just don't.
4 years ago
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armada1652
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KilaTsunamiBring to shop and do it the right way. U don’t wanna melt ur new kicks


100% Go get them done right. You cannot walk around your house and mold intuition liners properly. Your only goin to get half the results you should. And walking in your boots is the worst way to break them in.
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Non_State_Actor
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1020298/How-To-Heat-Fit-Your-Intuition-Liners
Rice in a sock if you don't want to cook them in the oven.

If you want to do them in the oven I'd recommend doing them on a wooden board in a high quality convection oven and have an IR thermometer handy for checking Temps at various places on the liner. Many tutorials available on the youtube
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Chunderface
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mystery3https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1020298/How-To-Heat-Fit-Your-Intuition-Liners
Rice in a sock if you don't want to cook them in the oven.

If you want to do them in the oven I'd recommend doing them on a wooden board in a high quality convection oven and have an IR thermometer handy for checking Temps at various places on the liner. Many tutorials available on the youtube


This. You do not need a bootfitter to do the rice/sock mold. Intuition even says this themselves. I've done it multiple times and it is very easy to do.
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