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Dalbello ID liner

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Baskin.
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Hey I have the 2008 dalbello krypton rampages and the liners re very very worn out.Is it worth getting the ID liner found in the il moro? any other suggestions...
Sep 28 2010 5:16PM
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AJizzle
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Yes intuition liners are sick, although it will change the fit of ur boot
Sep 28 2010 5:53PM
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CDdesign
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yes, that is a very good way(if you like your rampages) to give your boots a new life!  be sure to try insoles with better arch support too!
Sep 28 2010 5:53PM
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Baskin.
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got some good insoles currently...and i do love my rampages but the current liner is old,worn,and crusty which isn't very comfy
Sep 28 2010 8:59PM
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Baskin.
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please explain more regarding the different fit...
Sep 28 2010 8:59PM
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Baskin.
Posts: 1387 - Karma: 13
please explain more regarding the different fit...
Sep 28 2010 9:00PM
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AJizzle
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It is gonna be a tighter fit than to stock dalbello tru fit liner. The id (intuituion) liner is a much more secure fit, but they do take up a little bit of the width of the boot
Sep 28 2010 10:52PM
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simon44
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if its not too small id go with intuition liners and footbeds
Sep 29 2010 3:39AM
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AJizzle
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If u have good footbeds it will def help with a tinge snugger fit, as they won't allow ur foot to splay out all the way
Sep 29 2010 4:54AM
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meeesh
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I did the same thing for the lotus boot. I ordered my IDs in a 1/2 size smaller too and they definitely have a higher volume fit then the stock liners. I had to shave down my footbeds (cork) because I felt that i was really high in the boot but that did the trick and the heat mold really really does wonders. Best thing I did with these boots by far. and don't skimp if at all possible, go for the golds.
Sep 29 2010 4:21PM
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AJizzle
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^ agree get the golds
Sep 29 2010 5:44PM
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Balto
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im just gonna say this

after years and years of skiing in many different boots with many different liners, i will NEVER buy a boot without an intuition liner ever again, they are the best things ever.

when you get new boots, the 3 things you should buy right away are:

intuition liners if they dont come with them
custom foot beds
booster straps

those 3 things make such a huge difference in boots its crazy
Sep 29 2010 5:46PM
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TimmyK
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If your going for an intuition liner make sure an experienced bootfitter molds them for you, there's only 2 chances before the liner begins to shrink.  They need to be heated with intuition stacks, not an oven, and they will also have the proper toe caps and molding stockings. and i like to use stance ramps to help secure the heel pocket, or step up to foam injected liners.
Sep 29 2010 6:29PM
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meeesh
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I used normal liner heater... I had the toe caps but blew off the rest. To be honest, the shop I got my liners from is a really good shop but I didn't hear any of this. advice? my boots seem fine and whats with the shrinking?? The only thing I've noticed is your car at Hood in the summer is not where you want to leave your boots... they remolded themselves...
Sep 29 2010 6:36PM
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Baskin.
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well I got boosters and footbeds so im missing the final step...
Sep 29 2010 7:48PM
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edd1e
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Hey Just ordered myself some Intuition Fx race liners to replace my worn out salomon shogun liners (race) and I have to say Rob & Crystal @ Intuition have been great. really quick to reply to all of my questions.

Intuition liners shrink if they get too hot (in both height and length) ie;15 min in the boot oven is pushing it, I like around 12 minutes from cold or ten if warm already.

They are much warmer than stock race liners and way more molded. I would expect to get around 100 days max from a good new stock (non intuition liner) but maybe 200 out of a well kept Intuition.

Don't put them on boot dryers or they may shrink, at the very least keep an eye on them.

http://www.intuitionliners.com




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Sep 29 2010 8:35PM
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