Palau Tour Lite Pro Liners
Palau liners are made with 100% highly rated EVA foam. The thermo-moldable foam is closed-cell which maximizes thermal retention. Palau make their liners with a dense cut of the foam that retains its shape after a heat mold or some skiing. That is why they were chosen as the liner supplier for Dynafit, La Sportiva, and other well-known boot brands. Now you can get replacement liners for lightweight backcountry boots with the aftermarket offering from Palau. The Tour Lite Pro liners are relatively thin, lightweight, and have an Achilles flex zone. Perfect replacements for TLT, Spitfire, and other high performance ski mountaineering boots.
- 100% closed-cell EVA foam is very receptive to molding.
- Tongue design doesn’t interfere with walking like an overlap.
- Lacing system give you additional ski-support if desired.
- Flex zone behind the ankle allows for unimpeded skinning.
- 7mm thickness is light, flexible, yet reasonably warm.
- Compatible with TLT5, 6, PDG, Spitfire, and other models.
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Questions & Reviews
2/10/2020
Hello! Would this be a good replacement liner for Fischer Travers Carbon? My toes are just about as snug as I'd want them to be currently, so hoping to find something not any thicker than the stock liner. If the shell is 25.5, I imagine just getting the same size liner is the right move? And finally, since these are a light liner, is heat molding necessary or will a couple days of skiing do about the same thing? Thank you!
2/12/2020
Hi Matthew, yes this is a good replacement option. A couple of us here are using that combo and it works fine with the same size as the boot. These are slightly denser foam so you may appreciate a liner mold at the outset to get some toe wiggle room, but they would eventually break in as well.
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2/6/2020
What is the difference in weight/thickness/flexibility between these and the Pro Tour Evos?
2/6/2020
Hey Joshua, the Tour Lite Pro Evos are built out of 1mm thicker foam, but the flexibility is relatively comparable. The Evos do have a thicker cuff with a stiff backing, so if you are looking to take up cuff room, they may be a better choice. As far as weight goes, the Evos are an additional 18g (163 vs 181g).
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11/28/2019
Hi, are these liners identical to the CR or the CL liners of the TLT 6? Currently, I have the CL liners but want a more durable liner, like the original CR from Dynafit.
11/29/2019
Thomas, the Palau aftermarket liners are not exactly the same as the OEM Dyanfit liners. If you want a bit thicker and beefed up liner, try the Pro Evo.
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10/28/2019
Will this work in a Syborg boot? I tried the ultralight race liners and didn't like them as much as a tongue liner. And if they will work, is it size appropriate? 28 liner in 27.5/28 shell?
Thanks!
Thanks!
10/29/2019
Timothy, these Tour Lite Pro will work well. They are a bit thicker then the stock liners and will be more comfortable.
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10/22/2019
Are these available in a 28.5?
10/26/2019
Joe, We do not have those in stock. Most likely the size 28 will work for you. You can contact us at help@skimo.co for more info.
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9/17/2019
Would this be thicker than the intuition pro tour? I"m looking to replace PDG size 29 liners and really like how thin and light they are. Any other recommendations other than this one?
9/18/2019
Hi John! This Palau liner would be a much better fit than the Intuition Pro Tour. The Pro Tour is thicker in the foot and much thicker in the cuff. The PDG boot comes with a Palau made liner. A single (size 29) liner weighs 239g.
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I got these with the hopes to make my TLT 6 Performance fit. Although the liners performed willingly, and everything I could have asked them to do, I couldn't make the boots work. I bought these a 25.5 TLT 6, and they fit great, giving me more toe box and more width. I think it's the best replacement liner if you are looking for a simple, lightweight, warm, no-nonsense liner. The only reasons I'm giving 4 stars, is the lack of rear pull loop, and the excessive width around the lower leg. I have skinny legs, but they were completely "bottomed out." They still fit really well in the boots, though. And they were great right out of the box. I didn't feel the need to heat them up. The $160 is a great value. If you are looking for a replacement liner for your TLT 6s, The Palau Tour Lite Pro is a great choice.
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2/1/2019
dgg
(used product regularly)
Overall very happy with these liners as a replacement for the worn thin factory liner in my Atomic Backland Carbon AT boot (in the same size). The only thing I would change would be adding a pull loop on the back of the top of the liner. It has only a pull loop on the front, which makes it harder for me to pull them on.
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1/29/2019
Is the TLT6 she’ll size the same for 28.0 and 28.5?
1/29/2019
Hi Chance, yes it is.
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1/7/2019
Will these fit my women’s 265mm Atomic shell? 22.5
I have a very small skinny foot with high arches. So hard to find a small enough boot. My feet swim in my packed out liners now. Thank you!
I have a very small skinny foot with high arches. So hard to find a small enough boot. My feet swim in my packed out liners now. Thank you!
1/8/2019
Hi Stacey, it's a little difficult to say for sure that this will be a good replacement without knowing exactly which Atomic boot you have. If you can provide a little more info, I can try to make a suggestion. Do you know the model you are wearing?
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11/3/2018
I need to stick a larger liner (30.5-31) into a size 30 Alien RS shell (seems like there's room). Would this liner, the Palau Power LT, or the Intuition Pro Tour be a better option? Any other ideas?
11/3/2018
Hey Gerrit, can you send me an email at help@skimo.co so we can discuss this further? I'm definitely interested in helping out and getting to the bottom of what you're trying to accomplish.
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4/15/2018
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Mat 
Looking for a replacement liner for PDG size 29.5. What are your thoughts on how this would work, and what size would you recommend for the 29.5 shell? I could use a bit beefier liner than the stock PDG, in terms of providing more foot (ankle chafing) protection and stiffening up the boot for the down. Thanks: your site and store is a great resource!
4/16/2018
Hi Mat, Given what you've described I think this liner could work well for you. I would suggest the 29.5 size.
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4/4/2018
Besides color is there any difference between the gray and black liners?
4/5/2018
Hey Clancy! Nope! Just the color!
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3/15/2018
The liners in my La Sportiva Sparkles (1.0) are pretty packed out. Are these similar to the stock liners? I got some Intuitions but I feel like they're too stiff in the ankle and too high volume in the cuff for my large calves.
3/16/2018
Hey Robbin! The PowerTrack 10 is a closer fit to the Sparkle liner than this one.
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2/20/2018
Hi! Would these be a reasonable replacement liner for the Backland Carbon? I tried on the Intuition Pro Tour and it felt good in the foot and ankle but tongue and cuffs were way bigger than I wanted for that boot. Also, what size would be right for a 25/25.5 shell? Thanks so much for your help.
2/20/2018
Hi Robin, these aren't too far off the stock liner in the Backland in terms of thickness. They are a denser foam so should last longer, however. Much less cuff volume than the Pro Tours, and no velcro on top of your foot. The 25.5 works great for that shell.
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2/8/2018
Thanks for all the great products and info on your site.
I was wondering if you could get a 27.5 Palau Tour Light Performance (or other suggestion) liner inside a 26 TLT6 shell. I know that's not quite the recommended move, but sometimes I find that a 26 liner is snug on my toes even though the shell fit is reasonable. I usually size up my liners if possible. I think it's a little tricky though, because a 26 TLT6 is shorter than some other Dynafit boots. Any and all advice is appreciated.
I was wondering if you could get a 27.5 Palau Tour Light Performance (or other suggestion) liner inside a 26 TLT6 shell. I know that's not quite the recommended move, but sometimes I find that a 26 liner is snug on my toes even though the shell fit is reasonable. I usually size up my liners if possible. I think it's a little tricky though, because a 26 TLT6 is shorter than some other Dynafit boots. Any and all advice is appreciated.
2/8/2018
Hi Pete, thanks for the compliment! We work hard at it.
Going with a bigger liner than the shell sizing usually doesn't work out well. More often than not, the extra material you are hoping will give you toe room ends up bunching up and actually creating more of a problem.
This liner is made from a bit thinner foam than the stock liner in your TLT6. You might actually find a good fit and the extra room you are looking for by going with the 26.5 liner.
Going with a bigger liner than the shell sizing usually doesn't work out well. More often than not, the extra material you are hoping will give you toe room ends up bunching up and actually creating more of a problem.
This liner is made from a bit thinner foam than the stock liner in your TLT6. You might actually find a good fit and the extra room you are looking for by going with the 26.5 liner.
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11/21/2017
How does this liner compare to the PDG liner? I'd prefer to replace my current PDG liner with one that is specific to my PDG shell, but all I've been able to find online is a 24.5 PDG liner [and I have a 25 shell]...would this work? If not, or if this is less than ideal, how does the Palau liner differ and/or compare as an alternative in this situation?
11/22/2017
Hey Britni! Thanks for reaching out! The 24.5 and 25.0 shell in the PDG are the same thing, so the 24.5 liner should work just fine! These Tour Lite liners are a bit thicker and more robust, so you'd sacrifice a bit in the realm of fitting and also walking performance, however you'd probably gain just a bit of support on the descent!
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5/30/2017
I've got Dynafit Neo boots with Intuition Pro Tour liners. The fit is snug/a little too snug. The things are baking hot in the Northwest spring season, even too warm for some winter days. Would these keep me cool enough or is the ultralight a better option? Would they be too thin?
5/30/2017
Hey Kam. If the fit is a little snug/too tight, a thinner sock is generally the go-to method for increased sweat wicking and adding some volume. The Darn Tough RFL is the favorite around here! I think the Tour Lite is about as thin as you could possibly go without sacrificing a proper fit.
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4/24/2017
I'm thinking of a liner like this for my 3-buckle telemark boots. I'm currently using the old Scarpa version of the Intuition 'Plug' liner, which is a wrap-style liner. Does this Palau Tour Lite liner have a very stiff/hard tongue? How do you think this would work in a telemark boot?
4/24/2017
Hi Ron, I wouldn't say that this liner has a very stiff or hard tongue. It is reinforced in the upper area where the cuff will typically overlap, but through the instep and over the top of the foot it is much more flexible. It's notable to mention that this liner is typically thinner foam than that of Intuition Liners, particularly overlap liners. This may create a bit of excess volume inside the shell and therefore may not work very well with your telemark boots.
4/26/2017
Thanks for the info. The Scarpa liner I've been using is much thinner than something like Intuition's Performance Wrap or Pro Wrap. I tried those and they took up too much volume and were very uncomfortable. (Do the Frankenstein walk!) The old Scarpa liners I have were perfect for several years, but finally got too packed out. Here's a picture:
http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/images/g/UqQAAOSw32lYxQ71/s-l225.jpg
In the meantime, I've been trying to find something that's equivalent.
http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/images/g/UqQAAOSw32lYxQ71/s-l225.jpg
In the meantime, I've been trying to find something that's equivalent.
4/26/2017
Hi Ron, these appear to be of similar thickness to your older SCARPA liners, so you may end up with a good fit after all.
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11/21/2016
What is the difference between this liner and, for example, the TLT6 CR? Will this liner be higher volume?
11/21/2016
Hi Alex, these are more like the TLT6 CL, thinner and more moldable than the CR.
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