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Intuition Liners

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xnick11
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I've been looking into getting a pair of these for the upcoming season. I plan on putting them in my Krypton Rampage boots, because honestly the stock liners are the worst!

I've done some reading on the liners and it seems that a lot of people buy them a size big, which im not too such I want to do or not. Im looking to have a tight fit in these liners, I don't want for them to loosen up on me after a week or so and then I would have to remold again. Anyone who has delt with the liners please shoot me some suggestions.
Sep 17 2008 1:39AM
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xnick11
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Oh and I plan on getting the Alpine model because im not looking to stiffen up my boot too much.
Sep 17 2008 1:41AM
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Fish_Sandwich.
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Amazing liners, can't say enough good things about them.  They are just such a better design than the whole tongue piece idea.  Sooo comfortable, and their performance speaks for itself.  They stay warm and dry and mine have this stuff that makes them never smell bad.  I can't help you on sizes but go to a bootfitter if you can that would probably help and get them heat molded and all that jazz.
Sep 17 2008 1:44AM
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PacificRimJob
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They feel really weird to me, personally, but then again, I only used them 5 days before giving them to my bro. Not sure if I even left much of an imprint in them.



they arent bad though. You wont get the annoying feeling right over the top of the foot where the seams come down on all stock krypton series boots..

plus they have outlast in them, which helps regulate temperature and doesnt allow odor to penetrate. woot.
Sep 17 2008 11:05AM
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TimmyK
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intuitions are great i've used them for 2 years now, first you need to find a bootfitter that can properly heat the boot because you really only get 2 tries at it before the last of the boot shrinks.  you will also need toe caps and possibly foam padding for pronounced areas.  I also switched the power strap on my rampages out for a booster strap.
Sep 17 2008 11:41AM
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MacMahoooon
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Did you get them molded or just start wearing them?

And the Size Up thing is to allow you to actually get more material in the shell which in turn makes for a snugger fit around your foot. If you mold them properly you will never want to go back to stock liners again. Best thing I ever did for my feet
Sep 17 2008 12:47PM
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PacificRimJob
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Honestly, I didnt really take the time to mold them correctly or anything. I got them for free, and seeing as I was happy with the boots I have and how my current liners fit, I didnt really try. Overall they felt fine, regardless, and they are great liners for sure, especially if you go about it all correctly.

I remolded them to my brothers feet perfectly, and he says they are a 101% improvement over the stock liners in the rampages he has, so.. yahoo.
Sep 17 2008 12:54PM
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xnick11
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There's no shop around me who sells these liners so I plan on just getting a size and taking them to my local shop to get molded to my foot. Anyone have any suggestions on what size to get for a 25.5 shell?
Sep 17 2008 1:23PM
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MacMahoooon
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Sep 17 2008 1:27PM
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xnick11
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Seems right for what I want...

Institution tells people to up one full size, but im not looking to pack my boot so much im just looking for a good fit along with warm and no more pressure points!
Sep 17 2008 7:41PM
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xnick11
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Intuition*

Haha what was I thinking....?
Sep 17 2008 7:42PM
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