Super thin liners

[jacopodotti]

I'm looking for some super thin liners for downsizing my boots.

I've seen this

http://www.palau-boutique.com/palau-ultra-light-,us,4,PAL-ULTRALIGHT.cfm

but I'm afraid that they are too low.

Any other suggestion?

Thanks

[leeho730]

I'm looking for some super thin liners for downsizing my boots.

I've seen this

http://www.palau-boutique.com/palau-ultra-light-,us,4,PAL-ULTRALIGHT.cfm

but I'm afraid that they are too low.

Any other suggestion?

Thanks

Those Palau liners are high enough. Or you can go for Zipfit Grand prix liner.

[jacopodotti]

Thanks, I'll contact them.

[BobD]

Deluxe used to make thin moldable liners for their soft boots. They were about half the thickness of the duo-flex. I pulled a pair out of some NOS deluxe clicker boots. I can drop from 26.5 to 25.5 in Burton furnace boots with them.

Edited October 5, 2012 by BobD

[leeho730]

Thanks, I'll contact them.

No worried, I wish you luck in contacting them, though. I tried to contact Sven but he's kinda lost contact with me. eBay does sell some sizes and that's how I got another 2 pairs.

Grand prix liners are super, super thin at the toe area, I had no problem downsizing from 25.5 to 24.5 for Deeluxe and Head boots and I have fairly wide toes. The toe areas of Grand prix liner are just thin neoprenE without any moulding foam, thinner than comformables and even intuition liners. But they're warm enough. Thinking maybe I should go for size 23.5 boots with some punching out. But the problem is, so is the ankle area. I had to get 3-4 foam injection in that area to get it 'right'.

I can only recommend grand prix if you 1) are seriously thinking about downsizing 2) can access boot fitter who can inject foam on that liner.