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Intuition Pro Tour Liners

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Brand: Intuition
Model: Pro Tour
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Closed-cell EVA foam is known for its ability to hold a mold. That means after having your liners heat molded, it won’t start to return to a former shape and crowd your feet. The foam is also warmer than some other liner materials and is very dense which helps in high-performance skiing. All Intuition liners are made with specially formulated close-cell EVA foam, which is why they are often the first choice for pro skiers. The Pro Tour is an Intuition foam liner with flex zones to improve articulation in touring boots.

Uniform cell structure traps gasses for the highest quality memory foam.
Patented foam without fillers is lighter than traditional sewn or injected liners.
Ankle flex zone increase comfort and range of motion when skiing uphill.
Integrated lacing system securely wraps your foot to help avoid blisters.
Liners can be reheated several times and will still retain their shape.
Available with three thickness ratings: low, medium, high volume*.

* Please note stock is the medium volume version if not noted otherwise. The Low Volume version is a bit thinner and weighs 22g less in size 26.

In time of COVID, I need a plug and play liner for Hoji Pro Tour 28.5. Need as much width last as stock Custom Lite liner.

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The Low Volume Intuition Pro Tour liners have worked really well as a replacement for the worn-out stock liners in my Arc'Teryx Procline Support boots. They fit pretty similarly to the stock liners after a heat mold. The ROM is not quite the same, but they ski better. I first tried the Palau Tour Lite liner, but these were too roomy for my narrower feet.

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What volume should I be looking at for my Atomic Backlands? I really dislike the stock liner for it. I have the 2018/2019 version of the Backlands aka the non-BOA ones. The stock liner aka the one with the magnet has rubber on the tongue and it drives in to my shins.

Hi Fes, I would look at the Low Volume liner for sure; the Backland stock liner is considerably thinner than a Medium Volume. Another option would be the Palau Tour Lite Pro if you'd prefer a slightly thinner liner with better range of ankle motion, though still stiffer than the stock Backland liner.

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I have a new pair of Hoji Pro Tour with just 2 days of touring. If the liners pack out at all they will be to loose An old pari of intuition from the original mastrale feel better. Would you suggest the pro tour liner? medium?

Hi Gary, if you're trying to take up volume in the shell, then yes, the medium Pro Tour could work...it's the thickest we carry. There is also a high volume Pro Tour you could try as a last resort.

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Hi guys,

I've got a pair of Tecnica Zero G Pro Tours and was wondering if these liners would be a good match. Also what size should I get--my Tecnicas are a 27?

Thanks,
Alex

Alex, they are very comparable, so would be a good replacement.

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Hi, what size pro tour liner would you recommend for the Atomic Hawk XTD 130 size 26.5? I have a pretty low volume foot, I found the stock liner to be pretty flimsy and unsupported

Thanks!

Hey Justin, the size 26 in a Medium Volume should hook you up nicely!

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Hi, I'm looking for a liner for LaSportiva Synchro 29.5. The stock liner does not provide much cushioning and continues to create hot spots even after a professional fitting. I have 1.5 fingers width behind the heel. Could you give me size and volume recommendation please? Thanks!

JT, you would go with a size 29 liner. Volume is trickier to say. You say you have hot spots but don't say if you have too much room or too snug in spots. If you have a narrow foot or looking to take up space, go with the MV. Need more room, LV.

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I have the hoji free size 29 boot. I need a warmer liner. Is the intuition pro tour warmer than the stock liner?

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Todd, The Sidi liner in the Hoji Free is a Premium liner and quite thick. We would be hard pressed to say this liner is warmer. If your feet are getting cold in that boot, boot heaters may be in your future.

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I have worn out the stock "Support" liner in my 27.5 Arcteryx Procline boots and am looking for a replacement. Would you recommend these Intuition Pro Tour (low volume), the Palau Tour Lite, or something else?

Nick, definitely not the Pro Tour, I don't you you would be able to close the cuff. If you are looking for a Support liner the Power LT would be good. If you do not have a lot of room in your boot, the Tour Lite would be best.

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Would this a good liner to replace the ridiculously thin stock liner in the TLT8 Carbonio? I own these boots in size 27.0 and while the shell size is perfect I wish there was a bit less volume throughout; especially in the ankle/heel area. Would you recommend the medium volume or low volume liner to replace my stock liners? Or perhaps a different liner altogether would fit better and not decrease the boot's tour-ability?

Alvaro, this liner would likely be too bulky for the Carbonio. I would suggest one of the Palau liners. The Palua Tour Lite Pro Evo seems like the best choice for what you are looking for.

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Hi there, local guy here in the city that's been to the shop a few times. I'm looking at some intuition pro tour liners, was wondering if you fit or mold them at the shop? Is it any extra on top of the cost of the liners? Also, do you sell the accessory tongues for this liner?
Thanks in advance :)

Hey Matt, we're happy to fit and mold your Intuitions at Skimo Co. There is a $50 charge for a heat mold on any boot not purchased from us. We don't offer the accessory tongues, unfortunately.

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Looking to replace Hoji Pro Tour boot liner. Prefer intuitions from past experience. I have a 30 with a little over 1.5 fingers. Low volume or medium?

Hey Michael, the medium volume should be closer to the thickness of the stock liner!

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Are these available in a 28.5?

Joe, they just come in whole sizes, like ski boots. The size 28 should work for you unless you have a 28.5 Scarpa boot, then try the 29.

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I need to get replacement liners for my TLT7s. What size do you recommend for 27.5 boot? I assume I want to go with the LV but please let me know if I am wrong.

Greg, the Pro Tour liners are pretty thick liners mostly for beefier boots. You will find that the Palau liners (they make many liners for Dynafit boots) will fit better. This one is thicker if you need to take up some slack Tour lite Pro Evo. This one is a bit thinner Tour Lite Pro.

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Will the MV version of these liners increase the warmth of the Scarpa F1 over the stock intuition liners? Or be about the same?

James, Probably not, unless your liners are worn and packed out. Have you tried some Boot Gloves ?

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I have a LaSportiva Spectre 2.0 in 26.5, with a 1.5 finger shell fit. The stock liners are so packed out I feel like I'm swimming haha. Do I want the Pro Tour liners in a 26 or 27 -- and what volume? Thanks!

Devin, You would want to get a size 26. If you felt you need a snugger fit when new, go with the Medium.

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Would you recommend the low or the medium volume for the Salomon W Mtn Explore (23.5 shell)? I have issues with heel retention with the stock liners.

Alyssa, For a snugger fit the Medium would be a good choice. We do not have it in stock, but this Palau liner would work well too. Palau Evo

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What is the weight of the standard 26 liner?

Eric, a single 26 liner with laces weighs 233g.

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Hi There,
I have a pair of La Sportiva Spectre 2's in 27 and I'm trying to address some heel slip issues due to a slightly improper fit. My foot is closer to a size 26 and I've got a good 2 fingers of space in the shell. I'm hoping that a high volume liner will help address my fit issues but am trying to decide whether to go with a 26 liner that might fit my foot better or the 27 that would line up with my boot. Looking for any suggestions you've got!

Cheers

Noah, You should stick to the same size liner as your shell, or the liner will slip around in the shell. You would need the Medium and we only have Low in 27 left.

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I have a pair of Salomon MTN Lab boots in 28.5. The fit has become pretty sloppy and I'm having heel retention issues (i.e. blisters).
I want to replace the liners. Knowing this boot has a narrow last and I have a narrower foot, I'm not sure if I need the low volume liner or medium.
The description for the Low Volume seems to say that the liner is thinner, but in some of your previous answers, you say the low volume liner will take up extra volume...
If you could clarify this, it would be most helpful.

Thanks!

Hi Steve, It is counter intuitive. For your narrower foot, go with the medium.

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