SPK Liners?

Most boot companies have stopped bringing in aftermarket liners into the USA. You can have your local shop contact Salomon USA to see if they have anything but you will probably just want to see what your local shop offers (Intuition for example).

Yeah unfortunatly you will not be able to get a new sey direct from salomon, but give a few shops a call, I have a couple of sets of spk liners and a quest liner in the shop. Liners sometimes get left over, if a customer changes to a foam injection or intution for example. If a shop has any they prob wont cost much. Apart from that as onenerdykid says you can get aftermarket liners from other brands.

Yeah I've looked into the othre liners. I actually had intuitions in thos spks last season for a little while and HATED them. They gave me the worst shin bang ever, and as soon as I switched back to my liners it was gone. Any suggestions on an "spk style" liner (aka not the fold over kind but the ones with the tounge?)

Atomic makes an aftermarket Intuition liner that uses a plastic tongue and strobel lasted bottom (normal alpine style). Worth checking out for sure. Other options will be injection liners from Boot Doc, Surefoot, Sidas, and others.

I just got a set of Sidas PU soft foam liners for my SPK's. There a good liner for the spk as they allow for some expansion, which is usally required to help fill the shell. Most of the other foam liners tend to be to narrow to fill the liner up, that is what I have found any way. I got the liners for $225 so not too a bad price.  They make the boots fit so well, once you get a pair you will not ski in regular liners again, and last a good while. I usally found I would wear a shell out before the liner, so if you buy the same shell say the next year, you can just swap the liners out. You will need to buy a footbed preferable a decent custom one, as the foam liners come without.

Hope that helps mate