Joe D Posted February 7, 2014 Report Posted February 7, 2014 (edited) Hi guys! For sale: Garmont G-Fit High boot liners 27.5 mp size 9 ½ - 10 $75 plus shipping in CONUS SOLD These are fully heat moldable liners. These are super light, warm and comfortable and easy to get into. The tongue design has slightly more flex than the older Deeluxe Thermoflex liners I compared. I bought these new and they have never been molded - they were that comfortable straight out of the box. There is a little adhesive residue on each tongue. Orig MRSP was $279.99 ! A great replacement for Burton / Raichle / Deeluxe / UPZ hard boots. Info from Garmont: The Garmont G-Fit High liners are the highest-performance thermo-formable inner boot liners on the market. Employing a performance tongue design, they use three different densities of foam for three different functions to enhance both comfort and performance. G-fit thermo-moldable liner are the perfect replacement for the liners in most downhill / A.T. boots,*older 3 and 4 buckle boots (with power-strap on the shell), and most current and older Scarpa T-1, T-2,*T-Race Tele boots and A.T. boots (with power-strap on the shell). The G-Fit triple density EVA foam*provides an unequalled combination of warmth, support, and comfort right out of the box, without being*heat-molded, and an even more precise, custom fit is gained via the thermo molding. Edited March 8, 2014 by Joe D Quote
Guest Posted February 7, 2014 Report Posted February 7, 2014 very interested but I'm curious about flex - I'm looking for something more flexible than stock for my UPZ RC-10's. If these are more flexy then I'm all over them...will try to do some research and I'll PM you. Quote
LambertoMI Posted February 8, 2014 Report Posted February 8, 2014 I have some deliriums 27mp for sale to go with those if anyone is interested. Lamberto Quote
Joe D Posted February 8, 2014 Author Report Posted February 8, 2014 I'm sorry Thump, they are sold. I'm sure you will find other liners, best of luck, Joe Quote
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