Perfect! Level of skiing gets better, Liner is improving from Day to Day

Wow. I thought I knew what a good liner felt like after 9 years on another brand. Call me stubborn, I’m way ahead of you. I put the Freeride in my tele boots and will never look back! I’ve never had the ability to simultaneously wiggle my warm little toesies, whilst having my heel held in place with absolutely no movement or slop. It stiffened my boots in the cuff, while making the lower flex smoother. I’m more connected to my turns and skiing better than I ever have. Be better than me! Order em up!!!

My freeride zipfits are a game changer. Customer service was epic, called a rep about sizing and he answered first ring. The roomy toe box and insulation are my favorite about zipfit. The cork around ankle is super comfy and very supportive all day long. It’s refreshing to ski all day and not even think twice about boots being uncomfortable or cold.

First few days have been great, so much heel hold and comfort. Didnt' even need to take off my boots at the end of the day, could have hung out all evening!

I switched from Intuition liners to zipfit this season and they are awesome. Takes a few days off skiing to get them perfectly molded to your foot and shell (even after heat molding) but well worth it.

I recently used these for the first time on a quick 3 day trip to Park City and they were night and day more comfortable while at the same time locking my foot into the boot like I've never experienced before. 5/5, would 100% recommend. I've got very wide feet with a medium arch and used these in Nordica SportMachine 3 130 boots which are a relatively high volume, wide last.

There are too many good things to say about this liner. These have transformed my skiing. Gone are the days of cold toes, painfully tight buckles, early-season shin pains, and poor heel lock regardless of custom molding and adding foam, and end of the day the joy when getting out of the boots. After moving some cork around after day one I can ski all day with zero pain, my buckles are half as tight as they used to be, I never have to open them up on the lift, and I still have zero foot movement, my toes have yet do get cold and if they do I have room for a toe warmer now. And when I take my boots off at the end of the day it's just like taking off a pair of shoes. They are more comfortable than my hiking boots. I am a tele skier and put these in my Scarp TX Comps. These are especially good in a tele boot because of the toe box. It's softer and has far more room. In my old liners, my toes would be crushed in every turn, but with these, I have room to spare. But because of the stiffer cuff, you also have more power in the turn. So if you tele and are on the fence about getting another set of Intuitions or these just do yourself a favor and get these. Worth every penny.

After reading the reviews, I was cautiously optimistic about how these liners would perform. I have major shin issues (I have large athletic runners' calves), and no matter how much I tighten or reposition the tongue, the original liners would kill me after a few hours of skiing. I would spend the rest of the day praying the ski day would be over so I can take my boots off. Post-ACL surgery, I don't ski as hard anymore, but I am pleasantly surprised at how well these liners worked for me during the three consecutive days of skiing. No shin bruising whatsoever; really amazing.

Terrific customer support in the process of getting my liners. On day one I saw a notable improvement in my ski boot comfort and CONTROL! And as the cork molds to my foot, the comfort and control are getting better and better! They are the best liners I've ever owned (even over high-end intuition liners). I HIGHLY recommend them.

Have about 150 days of use on these now over parts of two seasons and cannot recommend them more highly. Love the skiing feel so much I'm willing to tour in them even on big days and multiday trips. One of the first things I'd run back in for in the event of a house fire.

The Freeride is a game changing liner. I get a better fit in my alpine boots than I ever have before. The cork lasts so much better than an Intuition liner. I have used these liners every day at work for the last few winters, I would have gone through several other liners in the same amount of time. They ski great with good power transfer and a nice fit for my low volume ankles. I highly recommend the freeride - i even have toured in them quite a bit and the performance increase was huge.

It’s amazing what a well fitting liner can do. And it’s even better when that liner doesn’t break down after a season. I’ll be going in my third season in Jackson in these bad boys and they don’t seem ready to let up. Stoked to get ahold of the new GFT for touring as well

This thing doesn't change shape! After going through 2-3 stock liners per year (and even buying new boots just to get liners) I finally decided to go with ZipFit. Over 150 days on these so far and they still feel as solid as day 1! Very happy with the shape and feel.

Honestly, I was almost ready to quit skiing I had such bad toe bang and shin bang. I was competing in skier cross and Freeride events and skiing year-round. My local shop Olympic Bootworks in Olympic Valley/Palisades Tahoe recommended that zip fits would be the only thing to help my little bird ankles stay in my boots. Zip fits saved me and upped my game. I have such an old model of the liners that I don’t know if they make this specific one anymore. They’ve lasted almost 6 seasons and have been refilled/re-corked 2 to 3 times. I always recommend zip fits two people I meet on the chairlift that are complaining of boot issues which is almost everyone that isn’t already wearing the liners. They are seriously the only way to go. I find that stock liners don’t really have much to offer as I go through a pair of boot shells almost every season. My foot is very narrow and low volume my ankle and calves are slender/bird ankles. I ski almost every day on a normal season and sometimes have an extended or endless winter. These liners are still holding up many seasons and many hard days in and out of the resort. They pass the ski bum test!

I'm currently skiing the Freeride in a Nordica Doberman GP 110. Previously I had used the equivalent of Gara LV in a similar Salomon boot (outlasted my shells with one cork refill between 2014 and 2019... I know a little long, but you want to keep what you've broken in when it comes to a great boot setup!) Initially I was drawn to ZipFit wanting the performance of a lace up liner. As a ski racer I always had a lot of boot work done to give my "sixth toe" space in an otherwise narrow foot and ankle. On the Freeride World Tour I just molded my ZipFit and was good to go. I love the comfort, how they perform, and leave me feeling secure in variable terrain. They can help add some height and support to a short women's boot shell in my touring boots. I've historically struggled with shin bang/shin splint and compartment syndrome. I haven't had toe bang or shin bang -- even with back seat and flat landings. I'm converted... I don't want any other liner for alpine or backcountry touring.

I ski in a 24.5 boot but only because they do not make mens ski boots in a 23.5. I always thought the sacrifice for the higher cuff and stiffer flex of the mens boot outweighed a tight correct fit of a 23.5 short cuff and softer boot. This was until I started skiing with a ZipFit liner. now my boots ski and fit exactly how I want. The Freeride Neoprene liner fills all the voids in my boot. My heel no longer picks up, and there is no sliding around. Out of the box they felt great. I was worried that the tighter fit also might make my feet colder but they feel warmer and the slightly open toe box helps your toes not get cold. Just for added measure I had them heat molded at Telluride Bootdoctors, and they made the fit feel even more perfect. I now have over a hundred ski days in them and have had no issues, as well as they have not packed out like normal liners do. They have been great for performance, touring, longevity and fit. I highly recommend them for anyone who wants the most out of their skiing.

After skiing on some foam injected liners (which I thought were pretty good) I just didn’t feel like they were doing what I “thought” a liner should or could do. After copious research (I’m a complete gear geek) I narrowed it down to 2 options. 1 being ZipFit. My dilemma was….$400+ for liners? On top of new boots? A grand for my boot set up?*gulp* My bootfitter put it to me like this. “Yeah, these options are both really good but there’s option 1…and then there is ZipFit which is in class by itself” Sounded like a gear nerds homework project! I gotta do more digging! So, I ended up calling the team and ZipFit to pick their brains. They were awesome, steered me in the right direction after asking about my set up, foot, issues, etc. I need them pretty quick for a trip coming up and they were kind enough to overnight them so I could get them set up! Off to the boot fitter I went with my new ZipFits in tow. The grin on his face when I pulled them out of the bag told me I had made the right call. We cooked em’ as directed, I hopped in, buckled down and let them set up. What transpired on the snow was a thing of magic. The fit was unreal. Made my foam injection lines feel like a pair of Fischer Price - My First Ski Boots. I quickly realized I had taken the quantum leap in terms of boot fit and performance. My foot was perfectly wrapped and locked into place. Ankle and heel, super glued to the pocket. Boot to ski response was precise. Not only had I taken my boots to the next level, the boot to ski to snow feel and ski feedback was amazing! I was feeling things in my skis and skiing I had never felt. My skis did what my foot told them to do. No slop, play or pressure. Just performance. It was like having precision instruments on my feet. I’ve since talked 2 buddies into a pair and they’ve never looked back. Knowing what I know now, I’d never go without my ZipFits. They are truly in a class by themselves. I highly recommend a heated boot bag. Seems bougie but the difference it makes in putting them on and how they fit is worth it. Also invest in a boot horn. Taking the liner out each time is an extra step and the boot horn makes it smooth. If you’re serious about skiing, serious about performance and serious about comfort…..stop looking and invest in ZipFits. It is an investment but it’s worth every penny.

Too often in the outdoor industry, we hear that term. In some cases the product lives up to the hype. But rarer still is the product that meets the hype and exceeds it without a blink. ZipFit liners (er...inner boots more appropriately) do just that. I thought I had a good stock liner in my Fischer Rangers. To their credit, they’re light years ahead of stock liners from a decade ago. But the ZipFit Freeride is a whole different animal. My skis react quicker and with less effort. The ride is significantly more dampened. The heel hold is ironclad. The boot is simultaneously more comfortable and more responsive (a historically impossible combination in the ski boot world). I can’t say enough good things. This product is truly worth its price and then some. It has allowed me in just a few short days to change the way I ski and how I attack certain terrain. Game-changer.

Had these for about 7 days on the mountain so far. Simply great. The way these feel compared to my old liners isn’t even comparable. The cork and leather in these makes such a difference compared to the foam in the stock liners. I feel like my foot is so much more locked in with these than any other liner I have had and as I’ve put more days on them I can feel the cork moving it’s way around to shape itself to every crevice of my ankle. Pretty cool.