GFT - ZipFit - Ski Boot Liners for Touring
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GFT

5 Stars
Designed for
Touring
Feel
Responsive
Liner Volume
Mid
Product description

Touring liners that work well on the uphill and ski as well as premium ZipFit liners on the downhill. Designed alongside the most renowned mountain guides and uphill athletes, the GFT has been recognized by Backcountry Magazine and Blister Magazine as the editor’s choice. Whether you’re skiing the Grand F’in Teton or lapping your local low angle meadows, the GFT touring liners keep your feet in place on the uphill and allow for a range of motion that reflects modern touring boot design — all without compromising our design of the custom cork pouches that provide premium heel hold, foot positioning, and performance for the ski down.

CAD $590
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Product details

The interior is stitched with comfortable neoprene that effectively controls sweat and is easy to slide on or slip off. Like all ZipFit ski boot liners, the GFT touring liners have a neoprene toe box insulated with Thinsulate and merino wool, helping your feet thermoregulate during frigid pre-dawn starts or high output spring missions in the sun. A flex panel in the back and articulation points in the front promote fore/aft flex for a comfortable range of motion.

Fit considerations

The GFT touring liners are pre-packed with less OMFit self-molding cork composite, specifically designed to be compatible with performance touring boots, hybrid AT touring boots, and telemark ski boots. While the GFT comes pre-packed with less cork, skiers can always add more cork to the tongue or ankle pockets to dial in their perfect fit. Skiers who prioritize performance on the descent have been touring in ZipFits for decades. Now we offer a liner that performs on the descent but is also Great For Touring. Or is it Great For Telemark? Either way, get out there and have a GFT!

Tech features

Laces and power strap

Designed to keep your heel and midfoot in place, the lacing system and power strap align your foot within the liner.

Neoprene toe box

A flexible toe box conforms to your forefoot, regardless of the width. With your foot secure in place, this toe box design allows for toe movement, keeping your feet warm.

Merino wool and Thinsulate

ZipFit toe boxes are insulated with Thinsulate and real merino wool, keeping your toes warmer while still promoting breathability.

Adjustable cork pouches

Three cork pouches in each liner (located behind the top of the tongue and on either side of the instep) allow you to adjust the cork fill to dial in your perfect fit.

Neoprene lining

3mm neoprene lines the interior of this ZipFit, adding a nice element of cushioning without sacrificing the performance of your fit.

Flex panel and points

A rear flex panel and two front flex points give this liner a 50º range of motion for easier uphill travel. 

Reviews of the GFT

28 reviews with an average star rating of 4.93
Anonymous
5 months ago
This is my 2nd pair of Zipfilt liners (the 1st pair is a set of Gara's for my resort boots). Perfect complement to my Tecnica Zero G Scout. Definitely would recommend. Same locked in feeling as in my resort boots. No issues with ROM when shell is unlocked for skinning.
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Anonymous
6 months ago
Phenomenal upgrade for my touring boots! Boots are more comfortable and ski better than with the stock liners or the intuition liners I tried. After upgrading my touring boot liners, I’m going to replace my resort boots with zip fit liners next season.
Hurtti Isomeri
6 months ago
Never going back to stock liners. After adding a little cork composite to the tongue and instep the fit is perfect. Now I don't have to tighten the bukcles super tight to achieve a snug, pani free fit.
Anonymous
6 months ago
Justin Uhler
7 months ago
I've skied in my Zip Fits about a half a dozen times since purchasing them. They are fantastic! Heel lock down has been amazing. I feel far more stable in my boots on aggressive lines, and I can honestly say the body, boot, ski connection has never been better. Like a good pair of dress shoes, these take time to break in, but once they do, ooh la la... I am also a huge fan of the wool in the toe box. I've gone from cold toes to toasty toes, while still wearing my thinner ski socks. Absolutely worth the expense. Its helped to elevate my skiing.
Samuel Hogg
7 months ago
I’m embarrassed that I made it to age 41 as an expert skier and never used a Zipfit until I had to replace my liners this year. It is single-handedly the best piece of gear I own and I own a garage full of ski stuff debatably worth more than my vehicles. I’ll blame it on not having a tele-ready liner until the GFT. Can’t recommend enough.
Bryan Pham
7 months ago
Get these now
Mike Vakula
8 months ago
Same great ZipFit feel with more mobility for walking around in the snow.
Anonymous
last year
Purchased for my snowboard boots. Had to do some mods to make ridable since rider's ankle articulation is different from skiers (cutting away tongue plastic liner at bottom of tongue, removal of rivet eyelet, lace removal). Finally a liner worth keeping. Being able you in my fit with cork to ensure heelhold is unparallel.
Clayton M James
last year
Hi Zipfit! Recent adopter of the GFT here. Super psyched on the liner and noticing a big difference in my skiing as this is the best fit I’ve ever had in a ski boot… ever. My skinny ankles and heels are finally staying put. Super quirky, but I enjoy the transformative ritual of putting on the liner and then stepping into the shell. Superior performance engage!
Robert Riffel
last year
Boot: Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro, MP 27,5 I always had blisters on the inner side of my heels, with the stock liner as well as with another aftermarket liner. Now, after my first tours with the GFT I didn‘t have blisters anymore. For my needs the GFT walks uphill very well. Don‘t mind these view grams more in exchange for pain free skinning and the comfort the GFT provides for my feet. On the descent the GFT is - in my humble opinion - amazing for a touring liner (and even really good compared to alpine liners). Finally I think this is a great product and for me it‘s easily worth its price.
Drew Huemmler
last year
This liner is an absolute game changer, they are so comfortable and ski like a banshee. I’m already scheming how to get Zipfits into ALL of my ski boots, I wish I had found them sooner!
oliver sutro
last year
I thought they might be too heavy or give me blisters. Turns out, when your liner fits this good and your feet are this comfortable, nothing else matters. Incredibly comfortable, insane heel lock when skiing. Transformed my sloppy boot into something I now TRULY enjoy.
Adam Sampson
last year
Ski boot shell: Technica Zero G Pro Tour Lower leg and foot volume: Average calf with low volume (97 last) feet. Skier type: Aggressive What works or doesn't work for me: The GFTs has been a game changer for me as I have narrow heels and always struggled with a heel lift. No matter what shells, mods or aftermarket liners I have used in the past...I could never really get a solid locked-in feel that I needed, to be comfortable on the way up. After 3 pre-season days with an average of 1.5hrs on the up, the GFTs are extremely supportive with no rubbing at all. I changed the laces to a flat/slightly elastic lace that felt better than the stock. I also removed the power strap on the liner, as it rubbed and caused interference on the up. Didn't seem to miss it at all on the down.
Betty Harper
2 years ago
As a ski patroller with neuromas in both feet, I live in my boots and was in a high degree of physical pain when I tried my first pair of Zipfits. I was immediately hooked and was excited when they came out with a touring version. I highly recommend these liners. They fit like a glove and the adjustability is amazing. They cost a pretty penny, but will long outlast and definitely outperform the liners that came in your boots! Word of warning - once you try them you'll have a hard time skiing in anything else!
Christopher Volkmann
2 years ago
Ski boot shell: hoji pro tour Lower leg: narrow Foot: wide, high instep I have been using zip fit in my downhill boots for years and have nothing but the highest praise for them. Best liner I have ever used. Have been struggling with touring boot liners and just getting the performance I want out of the boot. When I saw the gft was coming out, I ordered it immediately. These things have completely changed my touring boots, and I could not be more stoked. Trust me, it’s worth the upgrade for any ski touring boot
Michael Rutherford
2 years ago
Best liner ever and I have tried them all!
Nicklas Tininenko
2 years ago
This liner was the perfect complement to my Tecnica Zero G boot. The stock liner is very thin and I had problems with pressure points when skiing them for more than a couple runs. With the GFT it skis as good as my alpine boot, and it's comfortable enough for all day tours!
spener dillon
2 years ago
I cannot speak highly enough of this liner. I’m very, very fussy with ski boots. Huge ankle bones, tiny heels, 110mm lasts, Hugh volume arch and I usually spend 100-150 days a year in boots. I’ve been barred from talking about my feet with ski partners. This liner is the touring solution. I’ve had zipfit alpine liners for a few years, which revolutionized the comfort and control of my skiing (and have gotten 500 days out of the alpine liners already). These solve the endless touring liner problem. Flimsy foam liners don’t protect pressure points and pack out in 20 days. While these are heavy AF, they walk incredibly well. The walk feeling was very similar to intuition tours. I recently did a 70 mile ski traverse with many many flat miles and was thrilled to do it in these liners. The wool lining is also really nice when you inevitably sweat through the liner it remains warm. Getting them on and off can be fussy, but I put them on and them use a shoe horn to put my shells on. I also removed the two metal rivets that hold the bottom lace point and just ran the laces through the liner. The metal hurt my feet a lot. Easy task with some pliers and delicate hands. Unfortunately for my friends, I have become even more of a zipfit apostle than I was before. These are the best touring liners on the market by a country mile. You won’t win skimo races in them but I regularly do 6000’+ days in them and hang with my skimo friends no problem. Amazing amazing amazing. They drive my 115 underfoot 1900g powder skis and my 1100g 90 underfoot cambered corn skis very very well. Most ‘alpine feeling’ I’ve had skiing in the backcountry ever. Thank you zipfit for finally making something that’s heavy, stiff and walk well.
Dan Corn
2 years ago
Simply the best made touring liner out there. I have low volume feet and have struggled with getting my ankle locked in well. Having the option to add cork and customize the fit is huge. I take the laces out and then it is easy on and off. Even if I have the liner in my boot already.

Athletes in this liner

Giray Dadali

Giray Dadali

Boot setup:
Charging setup

“In 2015 I bought a pair of ZipFits in Jackson Hole, added cork to the ankle pockets and seriously have never looked back. I wear a proper sized boot again instead of cramming into tiny sizes with tons of bootwork.”

GFT

Designed for
Touring
Feel
Responsive
Liner Volume
Mid
GFT
Unique features
  • Neoprene interior lining
  • Rear flex panel
  • Front articulation points
  • Purple
CAD $590

Freeride

Designed for
All-mountain
Feel
Responsive
Liner Volume
High
Freeride
Unique features
  • Neoprene interior lining
  • High volume comfort fit
  • Fluted cuff
CAD $590
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What’s better - leather or neoprene?

It all comes down to user preference.

Are you willing to lace up your liners and step into your shells before every use? Our leather lined ZipFits require this move, while our neoprene lined ZipFits are easier to step into. If your answer is “no way” – we suggest the neoprene ZipFits.

Leather offers a true to form fit meaning your ankles and shinbone will imprint into the leather, securing your lower leg and foot to the ultimate degree.

Neoprene has more natural cushioning, so while you can still get an excellent fit, they have a more forgiving feel when skiing.

Both interior liners can last a LONG TIME with proper care. While we think of leather as more durable, we know of a pair of neoprene liners with 1500 ski days.

For precision fit and performance, the leather has a slight advantage.

For ease of use and all mountain comfort, the neoprene has a slight edge.

Should you take your liners out of your ski boots?

Ski boot liners will dry better if removed from the shells, but what about the wear and tear of removing the liners and then stepping back into the shells? We recommend removing your ZipFits from the shell after skiing to unlace them and let them dry and then using the Ski Boot Horn to assist in stepping back into your shells. The Ski Boot Horn dramatically reduces the wear on the backs of your liners and by lacing your liners up prior to stepping into your boots will ensure that your foot is properly positioned.

Can I add boot heaters to my ZipFits?

Certainly, but take note that if you make an incision in your liners for boot heaters, that will void your 30 day money back guarantee. We recommend skiing in your liners for a week or so to ensure they are the right size and model before you add boot heaters. Additionally, heated socks perform well and don’t require altering your liners. 

Are there any return exclusions?

Yes, if you alter your liners or make any incisions to them in the first 30 days, it will void your return policy.

How should I care for my ZipFits?

Great question, we built out an entire Care and Repair section to help our customers keep their ZipFits skiing longer.

Will I be charged for a replacement item?

If there is a difference in price of an item, you will be asked to pay the difference or receive the appropriate refund. ZipFit offers free shipping to the customer on our orders over $100, if there is a return, the customer is responsible for paying for return shipping.

How can I track my orders and payment?

When you place an order, you will receive a confirmation email followed by another email when the product ships. This email will contain tracking information. If you can only receive USPS at your address, please leave a note in your product order.