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, they 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 closed-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 increases 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, and high volume*.
* The Low Volume version is much thinner than the Medium Volume and weighs 22g less in size 26. The High Volume is much thicker than the Medium Volume liner and will take up more space making the fit tighter.
* Sizing: For whole-sized touring boots (e.g. 26.0), order the liner in the same size as your boot. For half sizes (e.g. 26.5), round down for most boot models except those using "SCARPA sizing" (where 26.5 is the same shell as 27.0). For SCARPA boots, round up. If you have questions, you can call or email us at help@skimo.co and we can help find your best liner.
Update 2023/24: The Pro Tour has been replaced by the Tour Tongue, which can be found here.
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Questions & Reviews
12/31/2022
I have size 28 Scott Excursions. Scott has same shell for 28 and 28.5 I need a little more room than I have with the stock liners. Really need the 28.5 liners. How do I mimic the 28.5 liner? go with a 28 LV? 29LV? I have a wide foot, large ankles and somewhat high arch.
1/2/2023
Hi Karl,
I think for that boot the Palau Power LT Liner might be a better choice, and it comes in half sizes, which might suite your toes a little better too!
I think for that boot the Palau Power LT Liner might be a better choice, and it comes in half sizes, which might suite your toes a little better too!
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12/31/2022
I'm looking for some replacement liners for 23/24.5 garmont venus telemark boots. I'm not sure about the liner size, but feet are on the large size relative to the shell. Any recommendations?
1/2/2023
Olav,
In general, we recommend the medium volume, but you could go with a low volume if you want to take up much less volume. Go with a liner that matches the boot size - not sure if you meant 23/23.5 or 24/24.5.
In general, we recommend the medium volume, but you could go with a low volume if you want to take up much less volume. Go with a liner that matches the boot size - not sure if you meant 23/23.5 or 24/24.5.
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12/18/2022
I have a 2020 pair of tecnica zero g tours (not the pro model) in 28.5 and have about 1 1/2 finger space at the heel. I tried a pair of medium volume intuition tour pros (size 29) that I had from a different pair of boots, and they fit pretty well except that the second buckle was putting pressure on the top of my foot. The stock liners relieve most of the issue but a bit tight in the toes, as I have a wider toe box. I was thinking about trying the tour pros in a low volume, size 29 and having the boot molded to relieve the issues. Do you think this would be a good move? Are there any concerns with fitting the 29 liners in a 28.5 boot? They seem to fit ok. I want to get the right liners before I start the fitting process.
12/19/2022
Hi Tony,
We'd recommend sticking to a size 28 liner for the 28.5 boot. The issues in pressure might be coming from too much foam being forced down by the smaller shell size. A low-volume 28 liner will provide you with more room.
I would say that if the Medium volume is currently unbearable, even after heat molding, then the Low volume might provide more room. It will be up to your preference.
We'd recommend sticking to a size 28 liner for the 28.5 boot. The issues in pressure might be coming from too much foam being forced down by the smaller shell size. A low-volume 28 liner will provide you with more room.
I would say that if the Medium volume is currently unbearable, even after heat molding, then the Low volume might provide more room. It will be up to your preference.
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11/23/2022
What is the downhill performance difference between the Pro Tour and Tour Wrap. I’m replacing the Tecnica Zero G Pro Tour stock liners.
11/25/2022
Adam- I think there would be very little difference in downhill performance. But the range of motion on the Tour Wrap is not as good as the Pro Tour.
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11/23/2022
Hi,
I have a dynafit TLT X. stock liner is too thin and lacks lacing option (don't understand why, some seem to have laces). Almost perfect fit using liner from other touring boot Dalbello asolo Q free 130 which is a bit beefier. Looking to buy Intiotion pro tour liner. I use 28 cm boot, but I am thinking to try 27 LV liner and thermofit. 28 liner seems bigger than both stock and dalbello liner. I have wide forefoot but thin ankles
I have a dynafit TLT X. stock liner is too thin and lacks lacing option (don't understand why, some seem to have laces). Almost perfect fit using liner from other touring boot Dalbello asolo Q free 130 which is a bit beefier. Looking to buy Intiotion pro tour liner. I use 28 cm boot, but I am thinking to try 27 LV liner and thermofit. 28 liner seems bigger than both stock and dalbello liner. I have wide forefoot but thin ankles
11/23/2022
Hi Jeroen, the Pro Tours are much thicker, especially in the cuff which could affect your fit. You'd likely be better off with a Palau Power LT which also has laces. A Tour Lite Pro is closer to the stock liner with a lacing option.
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11/21/2022
I need replacement liners for Garmont Ener-g telemark size 28.0. My feet are pretty crammed in there and have worn through the liner at my big toe. I like the factory Garmont liners and would like something similar that would give me a bit more room. Thank you
11/21/2022
Hey Justin,
These will be fairly comparable other than the velcro tongue over the top of the foot. That may create some pressure over your toes when you flex the boot. If that sounds concerning, another potential option would be the Palau Power LT.
These will be fairly comparable other than the velcro tongue over the top of the foot. That may create some pressure over your toes when you flex the boot. If that sounds concerning, another potential option would be the Palau Power LT.
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11/15/2022
Looking for replacement liner for Fischer Ranger Free 130 boot in a 27.5 shell. My feet are pretty lowe volume.
thanks!
thanks!
11/15/2022
Hi Matt,
Out of the liners that we carry, the Intuition Pro Tour in a MV will be the closest fit to the Fischer Ranger Free 130 stock liner.
If you are looking to take up additional space as compared with the stock liner, go with the HV.
Out of the liners that we carry, the Intuition Pro Tour in a MV will be the closest fit to the Fischer Ranger Free 130 stock liner.
If you are looking to take up additional space as compared with the stock liner, go with the HV.
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11/13/2022
My questions are. What size pro tour liner will work in a Scarpa Laser with a shell size 28.5 /29 .
There is 1" heel room in the shell without liner . Currently the boot has a 290 liner in it and is too loose with a 10.5 foot size and no other fit issues.
Will the high Volume liners solve this?
Boot is used both for occasional lift and light touring.
Thanks
There is 1" heel room in the shell without liner . Currently the boot has a 290 liner in it and is too loose with a 10.5 foot size and no other fit issues.
Will the high Volume liners solve this?
Boot is used both for occasional lift and light touring.
Thanks
11/14/2022
Hi Robie,
The Intuition Pro Tour HV is a very high volume liner. If you need to take up a lot of extra space, I would go with the HV version. Otherwise, I think the MV would be the better choice.
If you have more fit questions, reach out to help@skimo.co!
The Intuition Pro Tour HV is a very high volume liner. If you need to take up a lot of extra space, I would go with the HV version. Otherwise, I think the MV would be the better choice.
If you have more fit questions, reach out to help@skimo.co!
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10/23/2022
Hi! Interested in buying and trying to find correct size for a pair of tecnica zero g pro tour in 27.5. Given my feet, the low volume option is a must. Should I go 28 or 27?
10/24/2022
Hi Tyler,
For a 27.5 shell in the Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro, I would go with the Intuition Pro Tour in a 27.0.
For a 27.5 shell in the Tecnica Zero G Tour Pro, I would go with the Intuition Pro Tour in a 27.0.
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9/27/2022
I have Dynafit Hoji Free. Which has more flexibility when hiking up, Intuition Pro Tour or Palau All Track Power and which is similar to a stock liner?
Can I use a boot oven to heat mold these liners?
Can I use a boot oven to heat mold these liners?
9/27/2022
Hey Satoru, the Palau All Track Power has more flexibility for the hike up compared to the Intuition Pro Tour. The Medium Volume Pro Tour will be closest to the Stock liner of the Dynafit Hoji Free. Both options are heat moldable.
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8/29/2022
I have a pair of Scott Cosmos that I have been using for touring and resort skiing for three seasons. The boots have been extremely comfortable but as I’ve started skiing harder and harder lines I’ve noticed that My feet don’t feel very well supported. My guess is that my stock liners have packed out so I’m looking to replace them this year. Any suggestions on which liner and or which liner thickness I should be looking at? My Cosmos are 28.5.
8/29/2022
Dalton, The MV or medium volume liners should be a direct replacement for a lot of stock liners. Think back to when the boot was new, if you liked the fit then MV is the right choice. If you think you would want even snugger than that go HV. If they were really tight than maybe LV but I kind of think that might give you too much room in that boot.
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6/7/2022
What liner is best to replace a Scarpa T1 liner? The liner that came in it is a wrap around and the lining around heal pockets seems to wear out and rip quickly on me.
6/8/2022
Hi Philip, this liner in the Medium Volume would be a good replacement for your boots!
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4/12/2022
i ski in a 24.5 salomon slab mtn and have since 2018, the stock liner is coming apart on the inside, is this the right item to replace it?
i have a pretty tight fit so low volume appears to be what i would want.
i have a pretty tight fit so low volume appears to be what i would want.
4/12/2022
Thanks for reaching out, James. We think you're spot on with your liner choice. The low volume in a 24 seems like the way.
4/12/2022
thank you, i ordered a pair. hopefully i dont need to re-heat mold anything.
4/12/2022
These will break in naturally over a few tours. If you do get any hotspots please know that heat molding these will speed up the process and generally only does good things for the liner and your feet. I hope that helps.
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3/30/2022
My alpine boots are a 24.5 with a nice tight fit. I've been touring in Dynafit Radical 25.5 because I ice climb in them often too, so a bit of room to spend all day in and kick is nice. After two seasons the original liner is getting packed and my toe box and heels are getting pretty loose. I have just more than two fingers in the shell. Should I be looking at the 26HV liner? And if so, when will you have this in stock? Thanks!
3/30/2022
Hey Jake, most likely the medium volume Intuition could also work fairly well for you as well. Adding some boot shims to take up some extra volume could also be a good idea!
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3/27/2022
Hi,
I’ve got a pair of Atomic Backland Pro, 26/26.5, and looking to upgrade the liner and footbed. I’ve got a narrow foot and looking for a liner to take up some volume. I’ve got quite a bit of foot movement within the boot even when the boot is cinched as tight as possible. Would you recommend the low or medium volume liner?
I’ve also got a high arch and need a liner recommendation.
Thanks,
Matt
I’ve got a pair of Atomic Backland Pro, 26/26.5, and looking to upgrade the liner and footbed. I’ve got a narrow foot and looking for a liner to take up some volume. I’ve got quite a bit of foot movement within the boot even when the boot is cinched as tight as possible. Would you recommend the low or medium volume liner?
I’ve also got a high arch and need a liner recommendation.
Thanks,
Matt
3/28/2022
Hey Matt, for this boot most folks would be happiest with a LV. If you have an extreme amount of space to fill, the MV could work (though it would probably need to be thermoformed. For an insole, it sounds like a Green Superfeet would be the best option. It's one of the highest arch types they make, and will also help take up volume.
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3/23/2022
Hi, I have a pair of 2021 Hawx Ultra XTD , size 25.5 with the new Mimic liner.
The problem with the liner is that it gives me blisters on the heel and it's a bit restrictive in the stride while touring.
So I'm looking for a replacement which have laces (to hold the foot and prevent blisters), a little tighter in the heel and a bit more touring friendly. I have a quite narrow heel and low volume foot.
What do you recommend?
The problem with the liner is that it gives me blisters on the heel and it's a bit restrictive in the stride while touring.
So I'm looking for a replacement which have laces (to hold the foot and prevent blisters), a little tighter in the heel and a bit more touring friendly. I have a quite narrow heel and low volume foot.
What do you recommend?
3/23/2022
Hi Erik, either this liner or the Palau All Tracks Power seem to check your boxes! I would definitely recommend a heat mold on either of these.
3/23/2022
Thanks!
If I go with this Intuition, would you recommend high or medium volume?
In the shell, if I stand upright with toes just touching the front, I got about 20 mm clear behind the heel.
If I go with this Intuition, would you recommend high or medium volume?
In the shell, if I stand upright with toes just touching the front, I got about 20 mm clear behind the heel.
3/23/2022
Hey Erik, you'd be better off with the medium volume!
3/24/2022
Ok great. I was looking in a catalog from Intuition (a couple of years old) and it said "Size up on the half size (ex.: 27.5/9.5 = 28/10)". Does that mean I should have a size 26 liner in a 25.5 boot? Or is this recommendation from a time when they didn't have half sizes?
3/24/2022
Hey Erik! Scarpa boots break on the half-size and are subject to the rounding up or down guidelines. Because your boot breaks on the whole size, you can go with the 25. Some folks with lower volume feet have had luck sizing up one size with this liner, though you would want to have it molded.
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3/21/2022
Hi,
I recently switched from an old scarpa tx2 what fit me like a glove to a scarpa TXPro. Though the calves are tight, my feet feel like they are just sloshing around in the txpro. I have a narrow, low volume foot with a high arch. size 25. Would a high volume liner help? which would you recommend?
Thanks Heaps
I recently switched from an old scarpa tx2 what fit me like a glove to a scarpa TXPro. Though the calves are tight, my feet feel like they are just sloshing around in the txpro. I have a narrow, low volume foot with a high arch. size 25. Would a high volume liner help? which would you recommend?
Thanks Heaps
3/22/2022
Sarah, The High Volume would be the ticket for you. I'm not sure how the TX Pro liner and this Intuition cuff compare. But most likely it is even thicker than the liner in your boot. So will be tighter yet.
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3/11/2022
Hi,
I have a Scarpa Meastrale RS in 26.5 (the white model). It is slightly too large but I needed the size for the width of the foot. In order to get a good hold I need to buckle tight, which results in numbness. I get 3 fingers behind the foot in the shell. Would the HV version help to get a better fit but still coping with the required width for the foot?
Regards,
Oliver
I have a Scarpa Meastrale RS in 26.5 (the white model). It is slightly too large but I needed the size for the width of the foot. In order to get a good hold I need to buckle tight, which results in numbness. I get 3 fingers behind the foot in the shell. Would the HV version help to get a better fit but still coping with the required width for the foot?
Regards,
Oliver
3/11/2022
Hi Oliver,
Based on your 3 finger shell fit, it sounds like you are about a shell size too big. If you are looking to salvage your current boots, an Intuition Pro Tour HV is your best bet. You may need to very aggressively heat mold the lateral foam in order to preserve the current last width, or maybe even punch the shell. However, taking up excess space in a boot with a thicker liner is merely a band-aid, as the liner will eventually pack out, and you will be back to square one.
In the future, I would avoid sizing up to achieve the correct width, as you will end up with a less than ideal fit. Instead, I would choose a boot with the appropriate last width in the correct size. Additionally, freeride boots can generally hold a punch well, so a skilled boot fitter could help you get some additional last width. If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out to help@skimo.co!
Based on your 3 finger shell fit, it sounds like you are about a shell size too big. If you are looking to salvage your current boots, an Intuition Pro Tour HV is your best bet. You may need to very aggressively heat mold the lateral foam in order to preserve the current last width, or maybe even punch the shell. However, taking up excess space in a boot with a thicker liner is merely a band-aid, as the liner will eventually pack out, and you will be back to square one.
In the future, I would avoid sizing up to achieve the correct width, as you will end up with a less than ideal fit. Instead, I would choose a boot with the appropriate last width in the correct size. Additionally, freeride boots can generally hold a punch well, so a skilled boot fitter could help you get some additional last width. If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out to help@skimo.co!
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3/7/2022
Hello - I have a pair of Radical Pro boots in 25.5. I'm looking at getting a pair of the Pro Tour liners to snug up the fit. My heel sits snugly, but it's a little looser than I'd like on the outside of my ankles. I also have skinny calves, so am cranking the upper buckles and power strap pretty tight. I'm wondering if these will help achieve a tighter fit, particularly at the outside of my foot and calves? How does the MV compare to the thickness of the stock liner? Would it be advisable to go up to the HV to get the fit I'm seeking? Thanks for your help.
3/8/2022
Hey Eric, the Intuition Pro Tour Medium Volume Liner would be a fair amount thicker than the stock liner that comes with the Dynafit Radical Pro boot. I would say the Medium volume would be a good place to start off, but it really just depends on how much volume you need to take up. You could also try some Drop in foot beds to help take up some volume in the heel pocket if you don't already have some in your boots.
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2/24/2022
I recently got the Dynafit Radical Pro in my normal size of 25.5. The shop molded the liners with toe caps and did some shell work over my instep. Using a drop in footbed. Boots are pretty good and I love how they walk and ski. Problem is that my toes are still very scrunched. Shell fit is just over one finger. Would an after market liner help? Would one these in a 26 LV work?
2/24/2022
Thanks for reaching out, Quenten. Compared to the stock Radical Pro liner, an Intuition Pro Tour will offer just a bit more room in the toe, but not much. If you're on the closer side to a one-finger fit, it may be worth having a reputable shop stretch the boot with a hydraulic press!
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