Scarpa PlusFit Tall Ski Boot Liner (For Men and Women)

Installed easily. Waiting for the season to see how they work.

It was time for me to replace an old pair of Thermofit liners and these were a great option. Slightly taller than anticipated but the fit is good. Just heat them in an oven set to 250 degrees for about 5 minutes and put them in your boots, insert foot and clamp down the buckles. In 5 minutes you have a custom fitted boot molded to your feet. Doesn't get much better than this

My old boot liner was broken down and too flexible. I was greatly surprised how well these fit in my 9 yr old Salomon Axe shell. Saves me at least $500 for a new boot and these will last knowing they are Italian made. They regained the original rigidity of my boot given the overlap design (a better design than the tongue style liners on my old boot liner).

I knew trying to get a new liner would be risky as far as fit etc. These worked out well with my 10 year old Rossi boots. Pleasantly surprised. I think it's a roll of the dice whether they'll work or not. They were not as well constructed as my original liners but good enough for my twice a year ski trips.

I bought these to replace a pair of packed out Lange liners and they did not work out. They had too little volume in the upper parts, so that my boots did not feel nearly tight enough on the tightest notch. Conversely, the lower foot portion had way too much material, and I couldn't close the buckles on the loosest setting. I tried them in some Tecnica shells and had the same problem. Maybe they work well with Scarpa shells, but they didn't work for me.