Ski Boot Horn Reviews

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The Ski Boot Horn is the best solution for both stepping into your ZipFits and once your liners are laced up, stepping into your ski boot shells. We tested a number of solutions for stepping into our shells with our liners on — the Ski Boot Horn is the easiest and reduces wear and tear along the heel of your Zips.

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Stephane Levillain

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“Useful tool to place in between your liner and cuff to slide easily in Will protect your liner from wear and tear I recommend”

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Posted 1 year ago

Stephane Levillain

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“See above”

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Posted 1 year ago

“After receiving the product, I had a grand realization. I realized that this product is somewhat of a scam as anyone can find a smooth piece of plastic, and cut it to the same dimensions. You can make your own boot horn! My mistake for being a schmuck, but this is not some life changing product. It's very easy to replicate with household plastic that may be lying around... like use a 2 liter bottle of pop. Drain, and cut to shape.”

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Posted 1 year ago

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Posted 1 year ago

“The Ski Boot Horn helps to ease your foot while wearing the ZipFit liner, into your boot shell. A great product for a small investment. I highly recommend purchasing one!”

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Posted 1 year ago

“Should have gotten this years ago! Zipfits are already gaffer taped up on the back heel and a world of difference in sliding them into the shell with this”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Should have gotten this years ago! Zipfits are already gaffer taped up on the back heel and a world of difference in sliding them into the shell with this”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Threw this into the shopping cart on a whim while buying cork. This is a game changer for putting ZipFits into shells; makes the whole process smoother (yes, I already have duct tape along the back of my shell, keep the shell indoors/warm before putting them on, and open the shell plastic with my hands while putting foot+liners in).”

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Posted 2 years ago