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Full tilt liners getting wet

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mhskier13
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So i have full tilt booters last years model (orange ones) and i skied them twice, everytime i skied with them for maybe 5-6 hours, when i got home i took them off to touch the inside, they were soaking wet.The snow wasnt wet or anything. I wanted to know if this happened to anyone before, if its an insulation problem or tips on what to do or if its just sweat. +k for good answers
Nov 7 2011 7:00PM
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_Jeffrey_
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i had full tilts but not the new design and they got wet. i just took them out when i got home and dried them out.
Nov 7 2011 7:02PM
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tripnip
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i think it is condensation. i have the same problem and truthfully that is all i can think about that is happening
Nov 7 2011 7:04PM
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FearTheBeard.
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i've got last years classics and i've never had that problem. sure, theyre sweaty. but not any sweatier than any other pair of boots i've had. i still leave them out overnight though. let all the foot sweat air out, hahahahaa.
Nov 7 2011 7:14PM
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E.Durtschi
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This makes absolutely no sense. when snow melts it becomes water, water is wet...its science.
Nov 7 2011 7:22PM
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FearTheBeard.
Posts: 329 - Karma: 11
These were my thoughts exactly. I figured I'd humor the poor, naive soul and overlook it though.
Nov 7 2011 7:23PM
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Piste.Off
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put duck tape inside the shell over all the rivets and spots where water can get in and that stops water from the outside. if it just sweat from your nasty hairy legs, take your liners out as soon as you finish skiing and dry them out.
Nov 7 2011 7:31PM
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mhskier13
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i know that, i meant itt wasnt warm outside and it wasnt melting, no snow got on my boots because my snowpants are big and they cover everything exceot the tip of my boots.

Nov 7 2011 7:32PM
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