Corsa

Switched from the WC SW (an awesome liner) to the Corsa for my new Lange Z-shells – and I’m absolutely blown away! I’ve never experienced such a precise, powerful, and still super comfortable feel in my boots — all day long, and even for multiple days in a row. Honestly, no real break-in needed (only added a little OMFit because I had it and enjoy dialing things in). Truly an outstanding product — 10/10, all thumbs up!

First I want to thank the Zip Fit team for their patience and time in guiding me to choose the right products! As an amateur boot fitter (I DONT GET PAID NOR WORK IN A SHOP hence "amateur") I have aided many in achieving comfort while focusing on performance and the right fit for them to progress as skiers which I learn through continuing education and countless hours of hands on experience. I purchased two Corsa liners: One for the morning carving plug boot (Fischer Podium 150 25.5, 90mm, stretched, ground, etc) and Krypton 130 TI 25.5 (96mm no work). I measure a 26.5 and have downsized after 40 years. Get shell fit or learn to do it yourself YOU WILL NOT REAP THE BENEFITS OF ZIPFIT LINERS WITHOUT! CORSA IN KRYPTON: Originally the Workhorse was my choice, but fortunately for me they where out of stock, so I opted for the 26.5 Corsa because of the leather liner and I have the room in the shell (12mm) for the more "comfort" fit of the 26.5 liner. Per instructions marriage of the shell and liner was done via heat gun to 140 F SHELL ONLY and 10 second intervals in the microwave for the liner. WOW! Gone was all the discomforts/pain I experienced over the years and current season with intu, mimic, afz, and others in 25 and 26. On the hill I was continued to be impressed by the precise control, and more importantly, the comfort: No hot spots, numb toes, pressure points, nothing but enjoyment. I was more than pleased with the warmth, -10 F with the wind, and with the addition of the insole made the boiler plate conditions very smooth. Previously I was never able to use a custom insole since it prevented any toe movement, not the case anymore, plenty of flexibility in the toe box to eliminate any compression allowing your toes to function as intended. As things warmed the Corsa began to loosen slightly, so now the addition of OM begins (buy extra). Heel hold was confident and the construction of the tongue unleased the cabrio boot to the next level by eliminated the restriction of the wrap liner-no more back seat! Overall the feel is very supportive and firm with no sense of restriction or confinement, and balance points are now highlighted and easily attained. If your serious about your skiing: Safety, Enjoyment, Performance get shell fit and go Zip Fit you will be amazed and regret not doing it sooner. The Fischer review will be added next.

I am obsessive when is comes to ski boot fit. I've tried foam injected, Intuition, and many lace up OEM liners. The thing that I feel if different between Zipfit and all the rest, and the thing I like most, is consistency of fit throughout the day. The fit is excellent and heel is locked in when you put them on in the morning, and they stay that way the whole ski day. All other liners I find I have to tighten top buckles as there always seems to be some slop in the afternoon. Zip fits are expensive, but you're buying top quality materials, engineering, and manufacturing. It's not often that all three are present in a product. If you want better fit and lasting comfort, buy zipfit, you won't be disappointed. I ski over 50 days a season and know this worth the investment.

I love my ZipFit Corsa. I was able to drop a shell size comfortably. They are so thin but supportive, responsive and warm. I've been out on single digit days no problem with cold feet. The leather is so soft and wicks away moisture. It should be on every model. If you have large calves/ankles, don't size up your shells, get the Corsa. Totally worth it.

This is my second pair. Absolutely my favorite liner for my Atomic Redster TI shells. They are the dream team for me.

I’ve used the Gara LV on a pair of Lange boots for many years so I bought a pair of Corsa’s to replace OEM liners on my Fischer Podium’s. As with the Gara the comfort and warmth is as good as it gets, but the fit and heel hold is on another level. The leather on the inside makes all the difference. For a ‘race fit’ plug boot the Corsa is by far the best option for me with my narrow heels and wide forefoot. Can’t imagine ever using anything else.

This would be my secound set of zipfits. The first set has around 600 days in 3 different shells. Changed last size in my new shell and was just not that happy with the factory liner. It takes a few day to get the fit right but it only improves with time. I send 100 + days and often over 10 hours a day with my. boots on my feet. Great product great quality.

Fantastic product...I love 'em!! Incredible feeling of power transfer to my skis coupled with surprising comfort in my low-volume boots. Phenomenal performance...even better than I expected. I'm recommending them to all my clients and fellow instructors!!

This are fantastic custom liners! They are worth every single dime! Years ago, I had purchased a pair of World Cup Sidewinders for my old boots. But when I moved up and purchased a pair of Lange Race Plug Boots, only the Corsa liners would fit in such a narrow last. Wow, they are amazing! Just go ahead, do your a big favor and cough up the money for the "best liners every made"!

Corsa fit was able to fit my Lange 140 LV race boots that the stock liners weren’t able accommodate both comfort and performance needed for aggressive carving turns demanded by SL skis.

Excellent product. Heel hold is superb and overall quality seems great. The stretchy toe box feels great. Only reason why I am not rating 5/5 is the seam on the side, connecting the neopren and leather; on my foot it is running exactly on top of the tuberosity of the fifth metatarsal which leads to a pressure point. Located bit further forward or backward would resolve that issue.

I like the fit. They aloow me to flex more than my other liners. There was a learning curve on how to get them into my shell once their on my feel. I think I will get new boots next year to get a better fit. But I like them.

I am currently using the Corsa Liner in a Lange Z 92mm "Plug" boot. I have owned Zip Fit Gara and World Cup liners in the past in 97-98mm lasted boots. I was a little neverous moving from the Lange liner because I toe box room. I can report that I am more than pleased. Fitting was easy! I simply heated liner and shells in my heated boot back and skied them. The fit continued to improve over days of skiing. I love the leather liner. Heal hold is solid and edging the ski is amazing. The toe box is accomodating and fits nicely. One note. I did take off the power strap. It was just too much in the cuff with the addtion of the spoiler which attaches eazily with the supplied velcro on the rear cuff. Great job everyone. It is also an investment I can move from shell to shell if I make a change.

They are $$ but I have never been locked in this well. Incidentally I started with the Gara LV for a Lange RS 130 but they were too much volume for me. This fits the bill.

Fantastic! I should not have waited 10 years to get this. It’s the best equipment investment I have made. It is a superior product to the heat molded liners. Way, way better than stock. Ans the customer support excellent!

My recently purchased ZipFit Corsa liners are my second pair. I already know they will get the job done. As a full time ski coach my feet are on the front line, hence I require the best liner available. ZipFit. The Corsa model allows m to ski a variety of shells, a 98 mm last high performance close fitting shell is my preference. Wearing the Corsa liners allow me to purchase and ski my preferred last width, plus the Corsa liner lasts a long time and is very well made. In a word; durable. Thanks ZipFit!

I've skied in them 12 days so far. Truly comfortable and a conforming fit. They fit in my plug race boot shells, which were ground to my feet, and previously used the Lange World Cup liner. The Corsas are a step up. They are even slightly warmer. I may add more material to one of the liners in the future. The leather lining is a plus, too. I use them with electric socks.

I have a pair of old Head Raptor 140 RS ski boots; the original liners were packed out, and I felt that the boot was a bit too flexible in the forward movements. I purchased a pair of ZipFit Corsa liners, convinced by the many great reviews and testimonials on several forums, and I am so happy with them! Not only I gained some extra support and stiffness, but I find my Corsa more comfortable than the original liners! I strongly recommend this great product.

The best liner for your ski boots. Why? 1- Warm. 2- adapts to your foot and ankle 3- the placenta of materials allows your foot to function naturally. Most liners I go it this. Placement of the neoprene especially and the type of neoprene used is unmatched in my opinion. I’ll be using these liners in every boot for the next decade I believe. To get the same type of custom fit, comfort and performance I would cut my liners in all different places. Now for the first time ever I don’t need to do that. Can’t recommend enough. Get some Tom Gellie - I Big Picture Skiing