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Mountain Slope 951 & zipfit liner


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45 minutes ago, bobdea said:

yeah, look at all the knowledge here, good stuff.

i liked zips and I like injection foam liners too! 

Some of the zipfits I guess you can add more cork sludge to them. I never did that. 

 

Yes, easy to do. Buy some tubes of Zipfits sludge, a home made dowel plunger, heat the sludge in a microwave and push it in to the ankle area and maybe the tongue too. The only difference in some of the various models of Zipfits is how much sludge is in them. It’s all on YouTube and/or the Zipfit website. 

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I had my very first 3 hours of zipfit with 951 shells today.

Iron grip on the heel, no painful points. I kept them heated in hot gear bag before snowboarding.

First liners that I do not have to open them buckles after a ride.

Really curious if the performance will remain the same during the whole winter.

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4 hours ago, slapos said:

I had my very first 3 hours of zipfit with 951 shells today.

Iron grip on the heel, no painful points. I kept them heated in hot gear bag before snowboarding.

First liners that I do not have to open them buckles after a ride.

Really curious if the performance will remain the same during the whole winter.

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Mine barely changed over many many days, 200 ish probably. I used to work in them. Much longer working life than intuition or thermoflex. I should of sucked it up and gotten another set....... 

 

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Just to keep you guys in the loop. 

I have now 6 days on the zipfit liners. Can't see any change in support. Iron grip on the heel still with no painful points on the foot. 

I keep the shells in a hot gear bag overnight before the day I ride. 

The sidewinder liner together with the boot rides awesome. 

For now I can safely say that this is the best liner I owned so far. Before I had stock upz flo and upz foams. 

I added a little omfit to the tongues to compensate for my chicken legs so I don't have to tighten the buckles so hard. 

No issues with warmth. All nice and cozy. 

Best Regards from the other side of the pond 

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Thanks for the update. Which heated gear bag did you end up with? I’ve read that some have longevity issues, let us know how it works out in the long run. 

My Intuitions might be done by the end of this season, so this thread will be highly relevant to me next summer.

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I ended up with head heated boog bag as it was the biggest and has a nice feature for standing with your liners or feet on the ground as it provides a mat. 

Easily fits two pairs of hardboots

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I had a few heated bags in my hands and they are all made by snoweagle. 

I am very happy so far. 

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