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Why are my SPK's so hard to put on?

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longjohnpowder
Posts: 16 - Karma: 12

They fit fine once they get on but when putting them on it hurst so damn bad and i hate it. Is their something doing wrong?

Please help

Nov 21 2010 6:20PM
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BlueSteele
Posts: 13839 - Karma: 7,704
Mine were like that too, until I replaced my crappy original liners with Intuition liners.
Nov 21 2010 6:22PM
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mauromj7
Posts: 203 - Karma: 37
What ones did you put in there?
Nov 21 2010 6:50PM
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joshua
Posts: 5046 - Karma: 1,280
That's probably a good thing. Better to have a boot thats painful to but on but proper fitting, than to have a boot that goes on easy but then gives you pain while actually skiing.
Nov 21 2010 7:13PM
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crawley
Posts: 605 - Karma: 729
what intuition liners did you put in there? I'm not sure if I should get power wraps or freerides. Advice appreciated.
Nov 21 2010 7:33PM
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TOAST.
Posts: 7482 - Karma: 36,055
Make sure your boots are warm. Cold boots are a bitch to put on sometimes.
Nov 21 2010 9:21PM
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Chompo.
Posts: 4952 - Karma: 88
yeah this makes a big difference... i threw my boots in the back of my friends pickup on the way to the hill... that was a mistake
Nov 21 2010 9:50PM
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binturong-qwerty
Posts: 1506 - Karma: 146
My threads
might wanna pick up some intuition liners for my kaoses
Nov 21 2010 10:58PM
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BRMN
Posts: 439 - Karma: 14
I never skied my original liners in my second pair of spks, i put intuitions in them right away. As a boot fitter, i cant recommend this enough. Lighter boots, warmer feet, minimize potential shin bang, and most important, it makes the boot fit a lot 'snugger', resulting a more powerful all mountain boot feel(dependent on foot shape, liner mold, and liner type, but the most typical result). I use a power wrap silver, with regular fit mold, and it is amazing.
Nov 22 2010 1:10AM
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DHogg
Posts: 3462 - Karma: 237
Getting my boots of often has a strikingly similar resemblance to giving birth. At least they fit perfect once they're on.
Nov 22 2010 5:53AM
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LMPJibbin
Posts: 1607 - Karma: 17
take your liners out, put foot in liner, put liner/foot into boot shell. its way easier and it doesnt hurt your feet nor will it screw up your sock or anything like that. also for anyone who actually uses footwarmers its pretty much the only way to get your feet into a regualar boot and still have the warmers where you want them
Nov 22 2010 10:10AM
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Juice.Doctor
Posts: 2791 - Karma: 293
There are tactics you can use like putting the tounges down and to the side. It's way easier getting your feet in. All advise here is great. Plus k
Nov 22 2010 1:04PM
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longjohnpowder
Posts: 16 - Karma: 12

So i took out my liners and made and a nice discovery...The red part on the back of th eboot that looks like its function is to stabelize your shins you can make it higher up on your calf or lower. I took a tool to it and made it much higher... i think by doing this it gives my foot some more room to get in.

Idk tho it might not have done anything

Nov 22 2010 10:10PM
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