Skimo Co
SkyRun

Dynafit Liners

$179.95 From $139.95

In Stock

Free shipping

If Febreeze is no longer a match for your liners, it may be time for a replacement. It’s also time if you’ve ripped out the tongue, completely worn them through at the rivets, or packed them out beyond recognition. Look for replacement Dynafit liners here, all of which are thermo-moldable (TF) so may even fit other boots.

DNA Bikini - No, not that type of bikini. This is the replacement liner for the DNA boot.

Dy.N.A. EVO - Race liners are thin and some of the first to wear out. The EVO liners fit in the PDG and DyNA boots and feature very flexible ankles. Some folks have even put them in TLTs in order to fit in smaller (and lighter) shells.

Dynafitter 10 - Replacement liner for the Radical Pro.

PDG - Slightly thicker race liners found in the Dynafit PDG boots.

Speedfit Pro Custom Ready Liner - Stock replacement liner found in the Speedfit Pro boot. 100% thermomoldable.

TLT6 CR Performance - Stock replacement liner found in green TLT6 boots. 100% thermomoldable.

TLT6 Custom Ready - Stock replacement liner found in pink TLT6 boots. 100% thermomoldable.

TLT7 Custom Light - The lighter liners found in the TLT7 Performance and Carbonio boots. 100% thermomoldable.

TLT7 Custon Ready - Stock liner found in TLT7 Expedition boots. 100% thermomoldable.

TLT8 Custom Ready - Stock liner found in TLT8 Expeditionboots. 100% thermomoldable.

Related Products

Questions & Reviews

2/13/2024
Question from Aspen
 
Yo! My Dynafit Beast are in desperate need for new liners. Shells are still crushing but liner have taken a beating! Hoping for a snug fit so my heel doesn’t move around, which has been an issue in the past few seasons as the OG liners have gotten super worn down. What should I get as replacement liners for my touring boots for stability and comfort?
2/13/2024
Answer from Carlos M
 
Hi Aspen,

I would look at  Intuition Tour Tongue liners for a custom fit (after a heat mold, of course). The 12mm Tour Tongue will take up significantly more space than stock, but you can push it out pretty effectively in a heat mold in the areas that need more room. It will fill up more space in the cuff as well. The 9mm would be closer to the thickness of the stock liner.
Answer this question:

2/10/2024
Question from Alex
 
Hi! I have Dynafit Khion boots. Do Dynafitter 10 liners work for these boots?
What are recommend temperature an time of molding for them?
Thanks
2/10/2024
Answer from Emmett I
 
Hi Alex,

The Dynafitter 10 is a good bit thicker than the stock Khion liner. Might work if the stock liners felt a bit thin. The Palau Power LT will be closer to the stock liner.
Answer this question:

1/14/2024
Question from Nick L
 
Wondering if you all think that the bikini liner would work in a pair of Backland Ultimates (orange/white)? Like many, I struggled with the orange sock liner that came stock. Love the boot, but looking for a new liner. Thanks!
1/15/2024
Answer from Jeff
 
Nick, It will work in there. It is less liner then the stock Ultimate liner, if that is what you are looking for. Without knowing what your issue is with the stock liner, this may be an option too. Ultralight race liners. The 7mm would be the one. They have very light foam, so not much support, but as light as air.
Answer this question:

11/24/2023
Question from Yoshi
 
I am using TLT SPEED FIT 26cm (287mm). Can Liner TLT8 CR or TLT8 CL be used as a replacement liner? Also, should I purchase a 26cm replacement liner?
11/25/2023
Answer from Gabriel I
 
Hi Yoshi, go for a TLT6 liner, that's the same shell as a Speedfit. If you have a size 26 boot, yes get the size 26 liner.
Answer this question:

11/23/2023
Question from Stian
 
Hey, I have a pair of Dynafit Hoji Pro 26,5. Will a Dynafitter 10 work in these boots? With the size of the Liner of 26,5, can I expect the same feeling of tightness and stiffness as the current Hoji pro liners?
11/24/2023
Answer from eric
 
Stian, The Dynafitter 10 is a 10mm thick liner made out of ultralon foam. It's probably not as thick as the original Hoji Pro at the ball of the foot and toes. With that said the rest of the liner should be very similar. So it might depend on how the boot fit originally. An Intuition liner might be a better match throughout the whole foot if you need a snugger fit.
Answer this question:

10/1/2023
Question from Alphe
 
Can I put a hoji px liner in tlt8 carbonio?
What would be the result?
The liner in the carbonio is way too thin, while my worn out tlt6 liner creates a great fitting boot.
10/2/2023
Answer from Jeff
 
Alphe, We don't have a Hoji liner for sale. They will be thicker and stiffer then the Stock or TLT6 liners you used. So a tighter fit and will restrict the range of motion some.
We have both the TLT6 and TLT8 CR liners here, which you know to work. Your Carbonio's have the Performance liner, the CR liner is the thicker one.
Answer this question:

9/4/2023
Question from Liz
 
I need to replace my TLT7 liners in a 24; looks like the only liners you have in a 24 are the two TLT6 versions. Will those work? Thanks!
9/7/2023
Answer from Jeff
 
Liz, So many questions for you.
Do you have the Performance or Mountain (CR liner) model?
The TLT 7 is a wide last, the TLT 6 is narrow, so there will be that difference. The TLT 6 liner appears to have a less open toe area, so may be too tight for you. Unless you have too much width in your boot.
We normally have suggested this liner - Palau.
Answer this question:

3/15/2023
Question from Kate P
 
Which liner is the thickest / most comfort-based? I have a women's Hoji PX in a 25.5, can't remember which liner but is super light, but want something with more volume.
3/15/2023
Answer from Emmett I
 
Kate,

Fill out a boot fitter so we have a bit more information, one of our boot fitters will get back to you!
Answer this question:

3/2/2023
Question from Mike D
 
Hello, I purchased a Radical pro in a 28.5 size....the liner size is labeled "28" Can there be that much difference in size?? I can understand if it were opposite and too big, but I'm wondering if heated, will it still mold to my larger foot size? TY mije
3/2/2023
Answer from Jeff
 
Mike, The liner in a size 28 and 28.5 are the same. Same as the shell. They include different thickness foot beds for that difference. The final fit is all in the liner mold.
We also recommend some aftermarket footbed for a better fit and performance.
Answer this question:

2/19/2023
Question from David Lane Walton
 
I have dynafit mercury 29.5 boots. As best I can tell dynafit universal liner is no longer available. What would be the best option for a new li ner for these boots.
2/20/2023
Answer from Niko M
 
Hi David,
The best replacement liner for your boot would be the  Palau Power LT Liners

Thanks!
Answer this question:

1/8/2023
Question from Jill Veber
 
I have the Dynafit Expedition TLT 7 boot shell size 25.5. I want to replace the liner. Is the best match/fit to my original shell, the TLT 7 CL or is it the TLT 7 CR. My liner size is 25. I do need the lighweight liner for replacement. What is your return policy should I order the incorrect liner/size.
1/9/2023
Answer from Emmett I
 
Jill,

The TLT7 Custom Light should work great!

Our return policy is here. Basically, unused within 30 days and we'll refund your order. 30-365 days, we'll offer store credit.
Answer this question:

1/18/2022
Question from Seth
 
@Brett/SkiMo: I have the 21/22 Radical Pro and want to do an at-home remold (I just bought them, skied em a couple times, had them heat molded in the shop but want to re-do it with toe caps for a little extra toe-length room). Any reason to not bake them in the home oven at 230 deg F? Do you/Dynafit have any specific guidance to follow for at-home molding (oven temp, time in oven, any other do's/don'ts?). Thanks!
1/20/2022
Answer from Brett S
 
Thanks for reaching out, Seth. While I would encourage having a reputable shop mold the liner, many "do it yourselfers" will mold them at home. If you decide to mold them yourself, this step by step guide from intuition is a great resource (the Radical Pro liner is very similar to that of an intuition). Please let us know if you have any other questions!
Answer this question:

11/13/2021
Question from Jesse
 
What is Dynafit's recommended method/temp for molding these liners? I've searched every where and can't find an answer to this.
11/13/2021
Answer from Brett S
 
Thanks for reaching out, Jesse. Different liners will require different bake times/methods. Generally, for their thinner liners, Dynafit recommends using "stacks" that warm up to 110 degrees between 5-7 minutes, depending on the size of liner. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
11/13/2021
Answer from dang3rtown
 
What are “stacks”? And I assume you mean Celsius or is this Fahrenheit?
11/13/2021
Answer from Brett S
 
"Stacks" are made by many different folks (scarpa, dynafit, etc...), and refers to a tool that evenly blows hot air into the entirety of the ski boot with the liner remaining in the ski boot. The air temperature is about 110 degree Celsius or 230 degrees Fahrenheit. You can also use a convection oven, heated to about the same temperature to mold liners as well (just be careful not to overheat them!). Please let us know if you have any other questions!
Answer this question:

9/1/2020
Question from Christian
 
Hi, currently have some 27.5 TLT6's with Pro Tour Medium thickness liners, and am considering the CL liners in order to shave some weight for long days and citizen skimo races. The fit is good (touring fit, not performance fit) with the Med thickness Pro Tour liners, would you anticipate a significant increase in volume with the CL liners? What's the weight for the CL liners? Are you getting more in this fall? Thanks!
9/2/2020
Answer from Julieana
 
Hi Christian, the CL liners would be lower in volume than the Pro Tour Medium as they are a thinner liner. We don't have any in stock so unfortunately we can't give you the exact weight of them. Also we have not ordered any more for this season. However, if you'd like to email us at help@skimo.co we can put in a special order for you!
9/2/2020
Answer from dub_xion
 
Thanks for the reply, Julieana! Maybe the 7mm Palau Ultralight Race liners, then? What's the weight on those? Any other recommendations?
9/4/2020
Answer from Julieana
 
Sure thing! The 7mm Palau Ultralight Race liners weight 182 grams in a 27.5. They're going to have significantly less volume than the Pro Tour Medium. I suggest you look at the Palau Tour Lite Pro Liners, those will compare very closely to the CL liners.
Answer this question:

9/2/2019
Question from Shanna
 
Hello, I have the TLT5 Mountain in side 23.5. I got the toe box punched out to make more room but the liners are still too short for my feet. Can you recommend a replacement liner that will fit the boot with a 0.5” longer toe?

PS the warmer the better!
9/2/2019
Answer from Teddy Young
 
Hey Shanna, have these liners been heat molded already? If not, that may offer enough of a change! If they have been molded already, then getting just the liner’s toebox spot heated with a heatgun and then molded could be a good next step.
Answer this question:

3/26/2019
Question from Ari
 
Hi,
What is the warmest liner for Dynafit Khion?
My foot is 265, and the liner i have now is original from dynafit 270, it is very cold after -10C
Many thanks
Ari
3/26/2019
Answer from Jeff
 
Ari, this would be your best and warmest replacement for the Khion. Palau Power LT
Answer this question:

5/1/2018
Question from Anthony O
 
looking for some lighter weight, more breathable liners-currently in the TLT7 expedition with the CR liners. I have a pretty good fit right now in the boot for performance and warmth for winter, but wouldnt mind a little more room in the toes for all day/multi-day tours. Should I go for the CL or perhaps the palau ultralight performance? My heel hold is great in the CR, but wouldnt mind more toe room, so curious if the overlap design of the ultralights will keep good heel hold despite being thinner. Also, I am in a 27, if you recommend the CL should I choose the 27.5? is it actually a slightly thinner liner, or just the same as a 27 with a different number stamped on it. Thanks for the help
5/1/2018
Answer from Nate
 
Hi Anthony, given what you've described I would suggest the TLT7 CL liner. It's a little thinner which will buy you some room, but you'll want to have to professionally molded with a nice sized toe cap to get all of the toe room possible. I would suggest going with the 27.5 size in case it's made with just a little extra length.
Answer this question:

3/25/2018
Question from Pete
 
Looking for a replacement linear for my pdg's, size 28.5 - do you have them in stock or can you order them or recommend non-dynafit brand that will work? Thanks.
3/25/2018
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Pete, unfortunately we don't have that size available. You likely could get Palau 7mm ultralight or TLP liners to work, depending on your foot volume (the latter will take up more volume).
Answer this question:

2/24/2018
Question from Lynn
 
I am looking for a replacement liner for my women’s TLT6 CR. What would you recommend? Is there a difference between the men’s liners and the women’s liners. I ask as I am not seeing any women’s specific liners offered.
2/24/2018
Answer from jbo
 
Hi Lynn, there usually isn't a huge difference, especially after they get molded. Sometimes a women's liner will have a dip in the calf area. Depending on your fit the boot, the TLP liners might be a good fit. Send us an e-mail if you want to talk specifics!
Answer this question:

1/16/2018
Question from David
 
Hello, will these liners fit any boot? I have a pair of 2005 Salomon boots and the liner is incredibly sticky at this point.
1/16/2018
Answer from Trace Leches
 
Hey David! Not necessarily. Is this your touring boot or an alpine boot?
1/16/2018
Answer from David O
 
Hi, these are alpine, so strictly downhill.
1/16/2018
Answer from jbo
 
Hi David, these are generally going to be too thin for alpine boots. I'd look at Intuition liners.
Answer this question:

Earn store credit by writing reviews. Learn more.

Follow us on social media

View full screen version