Intuition Pro Tour Liners
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.
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11/30/2020
I have used the Intuition Dreamliner (LV) in my Salomon Quest MAX 10, I sized down 1/2 size to a 27. Heat molded for a great liner. I am looking to replace my liner for my Salomon MTN Explore. I tried the new liners from the Quest boots but they were loose all over even when buckled down an extra notch. So am confused on which volume to get for PRO TOUR liners. Both boots are the same numeric size but Intuition recommends sizing up to a 28. Is there a volume difference between the DREAMLINER and the PRO TOUR in the same boot shell using a LOW VOLUME liner ?
11/30/2020
Thanks for your question, Aj! We don't carry the Dreamliner so I'm unable to do a side by side comparison. However, it appears that the Dreamliner is similar to the Pro Tour liner, minus the perforation in the cuff that gives the Pro Tour it's excellent range of motion. Typically the volume of the liner needed is dictated by the shell fit. Please follow this link for a comprehensive guide to selecting a specific liner. For Salomon, you'll want to stick with your specific size (e.g. a 26.0-26.5 would work well with a 26.0 liner). Typically Scarpa "breaks on the half-size" which may make it necessary for you to round up or down based on Intuition's recommendations. Happy skiing!
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11/19/2020
Thank you for the reply. In comaprison to the stock liner: does the low volume option still take up more space? I currently don't have access to an intuition retailer and can't really go out and compare the liners in person. I don't mind changing the fit of the boot a bit if I get more performance out of them.
11/19/2020
Hi Raphael,
The Intuition Pro Tour Low Volume liners will take up more space than the stock liners in the Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro Boot. If you have any further questions, reach out to us at help@skimo.co, and we will be happy to help.
The Intuition Pro Tour Low Volume liners will take up more space than the stock liners in the Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro Boot. If you have any further questions, reach out to us at help@skimo.co, and we will be happy to help.
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11/19/2020
I have a Tecnica Zero G pro tour in a 27.5 mondo. How would the Tour Pro Intuition in a medium volume compare to the stock Tecnica liners? The boot generally fits well but I feel like a liner that takes up a bit more room in the boot and is a bit thicker would provide me with some better performance. Would this liner be a solid replacement or should I look at a different model like the Tour Wrap?
11/19/2020
Hey Raphael, the intuition liners take up significantly more space than the stock liners. I would say unless you want to dramatically change the fit of the boot you may want to go with the low volume option over the medium volume option. I would definitely choose the Tour Pro line over the Tour Wrap, as the Tour Pro line walks a lot better and will still provide better downhill performance than the stock liner you have.
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11/3/2020
I wish to buy the Intuition Pro Tour High Volume liners in size 28; do you sell them?
11/4/2020
Hey Phillip, we only stock these in low and medium volume, as we find the medium volume liner takes up a substantial amount of space in the boot. Unless you are trying to dramatically change the fit and performance of your boot I would suggest the medium volume option. However, if you email us at help@skimo.co we can special order the high volume liners for you.
11/4/2020
Julieana,
I should have been more specific...27/28.5 Garmont Radium shells...two fingers behind heel...looking for more warmth in toe pocket, old cold injury to toes..hence I was going for the thickest Intuition Pro Tour...size 11 hiking boot..any suggestions welcomed.
I should have been more specific...27/28.5 Garmont Radium shells...two fingers behind heel...looking for more warmth in toe pocket, old cold injury to toes..hence I was going for the thickest Intuition Pro Tour...size 11 hiking boot..any suggestions welcomed.
11/5/2020
Have you considered using heated socks and/or boot gloves? I also have old cold injuries on my toes and I have found opting for a thicker liner can often backfire, as it tends to restrict space and circulation. The heated socks we carry work far better than other heated components I've tried before and the boot gloves definitely help insulate the boot on really cold days.
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10/29/2020
Hello, I have last years Dynafit TLT8 in 28.5. Love the widened forefoot area, shell fit seems on with a little less than 2 fingers behind heel. Stock liner seems a bit anemic and is roomy around ankles, think these in the 28 MV would help? Thanks!
10/29/2020
Griffen, The Pro Tour liner is quite thick and more for bigger boots. From your less than 2 finger fit, these will most likely take up Too much space. This liner will be a better one to look at Tour Lite.
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10/25/2020
I have Pro Tour liners but even after molding, they are way too thick in the foot (the sole -- with my footbed, I feel like I am wearing high heels). I still need to take up some room around ankle and shin area, though; what do you recommend? I ski Atomic XTD 120.
10/25/2020
Susan, we would need to look at the fit of the boot. Sounds like you have a very low volume foot and not much more to pack in there. You can contact us at help@skimo.co with the size of your boot and we can work from there.
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5/19/2020
Thanks for your reply Cole! Looks like the 26.5 is the one size not available. Will you will receive more next season? Also Do you have any experience with the Intuition Tour Mod liner? They claim it is the thinnest in their product line.
5/20/2020
Hey Mike, yes we will be getting more of these in the fall! The Tour Mod will definitely be the lightest weight and thinnest liner in the Intuition line. We do not stock the Tour Mod as the fit on them rules out a lot of boots and the Palau options of comparable thickness have a less finicky design, are more versatile, and are more comfortable out of the box.
5/20/2020
Also I forgot to mention the Intuition liners do not come in half sizes so the 26 we have in stock should work for you!
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5/18/2020
Looking to try Intuition Pro Tour liners and Palau Tour Light Pro in Dynafit TLT8 Carbonio 26.5. I have very high volume feet and wonder if I should round up or down? If up, will you get more thin 27 Intuitions? If I order one of each to compare (without heating), can I return one? Comments and suggestions welcome. Thanks!
5/19/2020
Mike, great question. I would recommend trying the Palau Tour Light Pro over the Intuitions. The Intuition Pro Tours are very thick even in the LV option. If your looking for a liner that is a little higher performing than the Tour Light Pro check out Palau's Tour Light Pro Evo,here. They are a little thicker and are more substantial around the shin. You are more than welcome to purchase a few liners at a time and return the ones that didn't work as long as they are unmolded and unused.
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4/22/2020
Question from
Scott 
Hi guys, what liner would you recommend for Atomic Hawx Ultra XTD 120 (2018-2019v) size 27.5? Just looking to upgrade performance, as the stock liners are uncomfortable for super long/overnight tours and have some pressure points lately.
My toes are pretty snug up in the front of my boots as it is w/ stock liners so curious what volume you would recommend?
Thanks
My toes are pretty snug up in the front of my boots as it is w/ stock liners so curious what volume you would recommend?
Thanks
4/22/2020
Hey Scott, the low volume (LV) Intuition Pro Tour liner would be a great upgrade for that boot. They will be similar in the toe but the Intuition will be thicker around the ankle and significantly thicker and stiffer in the upper cuff. Intuition liners are not very comfortable out of the box, to get the right fit they should be properly heat molded with the intuition fit kit. Unfortunately, it looks like we are out in your size but we will be getting more in the fall. If you are interested in a liner that is comfortable out of the box the Palau Power LT liner would be a great option as well. While having a comparable thickness to the stock liner, the quality is much better and will give you a larger range of motion. here is a link to the Palau Power LT liners.
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4/9/2020
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.
4/9/2020
Hey Scott, without heat molding the liner it will feel pretty snug. In normal times I would put you in the low volume Pro Tour and heat mold them to your foot. Since you most likely cannot properly heat mold I would suggest the Palau Power LT liner linked here, which is a softer foam and will be more comfortable out of the box while offering similar performance.
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2/28/2020
Nicholas M
(used product regularly)
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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2/17/2020
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.
2/18/2020
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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2/11/2020
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?
2/12/2020
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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1/29/2020
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
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
1/31/2020
Alex, they are very comparable, so would be a good replacement.
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1/28/2020
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!
Thanks!
1/28/2020
Hey Justin, the size 26 in a Medium Volume should hook you up nicely!
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1/15/2020
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!
1/20/2020
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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1/9/2020
I have the hoji free size 29 boot. I need a warmer liner. Is the intuition pro tour warmer than the stock liner?
Thanks.
Thanks.
1/14/2020
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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1/9/2020
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?
1/9/2020
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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1/8/2020
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?
1/8/2020
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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12/29/2019
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 :)
Thanks in advance :)
12/31/2019
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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