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Generally, sizing up for more room in the toe box is going to cause other problems in the boot because you are now in the wrong size boot. Sizing the boot with a proper shell fit (foot in the boot without the liner) will tell you which size you should be in. Heat molding the liners with toe caps should give you the room you need around the toe box. If not, additional targeted stretching of the liner by a boot fitter will give you the space you need.

Hi Aleksei, We recommend going with a release value that falls within the range of what our release calculator recommends. These bindings trend toward the higher end of the release value range, so, 5-7 should be appropriate for you. That said, if you typically ski above your recommended release value and you find that it is reliable for you, there is nothing stopping you from buying the higher release value option. Lots of people do that.

Hi Lance! Yes, this is the Ultra 200TX Fabric.

Hi Alfonso, Tough to diagnose here. Is the liner not seating into the shell all the way? Or is it pulling up and out of the boot? Notice anything weird or broken in the shell? Different skiing styles can have different effects on liners, causing them to wear differently. Occasionally heels start to get sloppy. I had to remedy this with foam in my Dynafit Radical Pro's. Haven't heard about this issue specifically with Palau Liners, though they are a bit more plush than others. Many days of aggressive skiin...

Hi Eric, Liners come in 26/26.5, same as your ski boots. If there is a 26 in your shell size, go with a 26 liner! Hope this helps!