Freeride - 27.5 Reviews

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Designed for all day comfort, the Freeride makes a full day of charging through bumps and ripping groomers feel easy. Fit for both Olympic freestyle skiers and avid amateurs who want performance paired with forgiveness through the back of the cuff, the Freeride ski boot liners deliver a free feeling ride every run. A fluted cuff better accommodates lower-set and larger calves but also functions with more front-to-back flex for skiers looking to ski switch.

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“I've had mine now 3 seasons. I like to jump off cliffs, do tricks, and ski fast. I still get shin bang (skill issue) in these liners but far less than anything I've tried before. They have increased my skiing experience a ton locking my heel in and making my ski boots a more comfortable place. Although for the price point I feel the durability is lacking in this specific model. I've take ever care precaution (file down sharp spots, Duct taping the heal, treating the leather) and still my neoprene is all torn up and my is nearly falling off. I have recommend these to so many friends, but few are willing to make the switch due to price (suckers!). Oh yea and they are NOT warmer than your stock liners.”

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Posted 5 months ago

Eric Thomson

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“Normally I have to add foam pads off the bat to a liner and ordered some extra cork expecting to have the same with this liner. Super precise fit after heat molding only a little bit. Bought these primarily for the longer lifespan as I'm in boots 150+ days a season so foam liners just don't hold up for even a full season. Proof will be in the long run as to whether I'm still in these and feeling spiffy next season but based on the other feedback from colleagues I'm planning that I will be.”

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Posted 6 months ago

Gerald Fielding

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“Most comfortable liner I've had in my 65+ years of skiing.”

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Posted 7 months ago

“I've been using Zipfits for about 15 years now. The laces break way too often ---so remember to always have spares. The liners themselves are as close to perfect as you can get. I've got over 1000 days on each of my original Zipfits but decided it was time to replace. These should be standard across all boot manufacturers. I go to a ski shop only to replace the shells. Every single shop understood why.”

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Posted 7 months ago

“The actual product feels solid and I’m sure it will improve my skiing, however cannot give it more than 3 starts due to lack of availability of extra cork! The whole concept is that you can customize your liners…but when there is no cork tube available it feels a bit like a company with limited capacity and planning to deliver the required parts and pieces. Yes I purchased in the off season but still seems fairly odd to me. Especially as there is no communication on when it will be available. Overall the customer service hasn’t been impressive. Fairly slow responses to emails and again limit information on what’s in stock and so.”

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Posted 10 months ago

Jonathan Winkel

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“Perfect! Level of skiing gets better, Liner is improving from Day to Day”

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Posted 1 year ago

“I switched from Intuition liners to zipfit this season and they are awesome. Takes a few days off skiing to get them perfectly molded to your foot and shell (even after heat molding) but well worth it.”