1xsculler

I have two pairs of UPZ, RC8, size 29 and size 28 for sale.

I would like to buy an adjustable rear cant for 3D Burton bolt pattern. The round disc type.

Sorry I just received this. Send me your email and I'll send pics and prices.

Deeluxe Indys, good condition, MP 29, all buckles work well. $100 plus shipping. Non-moldable liners have some life left in them and they're actually pretty comfortable. I have a couple of other 28s and 29s for sale too, i.e. Deeluxe 325, T69 and UPZ RC8

Very good condition Deeluxe Track 700, MP 28, with or without liners, $250 shell only, $325 with unmolded 131 or 141 liners. Prices don't include shipping. I have a couple of other pairs of 28s and 29s too, i.e. 325s, T69s and UPZ RC8s.

I have a pair of Indys, MP 29 in good condition for $100.

I have a pair of MP 29 Indys in good condition for $100.

I failed notice that is against the rules to list NEW items so this ad should be deleted. Track Free 69T mp 29 also.

Thank you to all for the good advice. I now have all summer to, hopefully, get a good fit.

Want to buy Deeluxe 225, MP 28 new or nearly new with or without liner.

Since my foot measures 28 cm I believe I should try to make a 28 Deeluxe 325 shell work as I have about 1.5 cm between my bare heel and the inside of the boot with my toes touching the front. The problem is that both MP 28, 131 and 141 liners absolutely kill my toes when in the 28 shell, I haven't heat molded either one yet and I'm hesitant to do so from hearing so many horror stories from people on this website when they were told that the boot would fit fine after heat molding only end up with painful feet.. The UPZ RC 10, 28 - 28.5 shell with their Flo liners also killed my toes. I do not have a wide foot, a high volume foot or weird toes. Trying the boots on using a foot bed makes everything tighter yet. It seems I would have to use a fairly rigid toe cap when heat moulding in hopes that it would thin the toe portion of the liner to give me more room. What do you think?

Want to buy new or nearly new UPZ RC-8 (may consider RC-10), MP 28, with or without liners.

Thanks for the info. It is much appreciated.

I tried to search for BTS info but came up empty handed. I see the yellow springs are for light weight riders like me 150 #s/68 kg but the photo in the BOL store showed a yellow spring on the top and a blue or red one on the bottom, if I remember correctly. So, how do I decide what springs to order for 325 boots? I think I want a lot of flex but am not sure. What would be a common starting point set-up? Thanks in advance for any advice.

I see Intuition makes numerous models of liners. Which model would you buy for Deeluxe 325 or Free 69 boots?

I was doing my best to carve a few trenches the other low use weekday and "WHAM" out of nowhere a 20something shredder slammed into me hard from behind cleanly knocking me down and about ten feet from impact. My first response was, "Are you alright?" He shredded away with out comment while I checked myself for injuries. Fortunately, I was ok. After thinking about it I wondered if carvers occasionally get treated like bicyclists and motorcyclists sometimes do on our roads, i.e. " I wish you weren't here and therefore I will give you a little scare." I hope this is just my imagination.

Thank you very much for that info.

Is there a 28.5 Deeluxe 325 or Free 69 shell or is that size made up by a 1/2 size liner?

That's what I was wondering. Thanks.

Is the Thermoflex lining that comes in Deeluxe boots a Palau brand or is there a Thermoflex brand lining as well? If there is what's the difference?

I need a pair of 4x4 mounting disks for Burton plate bindings and, if I remember correctly from years ago, there are at least two different diameter of disks available. Can someone provide me info on that so I can buy the correct ones?

I'm a first timer to try heat moldable liners.

My Deeluxe Track Free 69T boots came with Palau brand liners which look just like the liners on the Palau website called Alpine Hard. Are these the same as Deeluxe 151 or 141 liners or?

Can most any ski boot fitter properly fit Deeluxe thermo liners? Do some of you do it yourself?

I apologize in advance for all of my posts about boots but I appreciate the help. Who out there prefers the 225, 325 or Free 69 which I guess is a yellow 325 with a stiffer liner? Which liners did you prefer. The 141, 131, Palau, Intuition?