Love to see a video like this. It doesn´t make sense to me to buy new boots every 3 years if the shell is okay. My question is whether it is worth or not to buy a liner after riding a boot for 100 days considering that the shell is going to be softer. Top notch content guys!
Honestly if he was a hype man I don’t think I would have bookmarked his website so I can buy some later. The guy feels authentic and not like he’s trying to shove something down my throat. If you want someone enthusiastic go watch Jonathan Buckhouse
If you can afford it spend the extra money and get a zip fit liner, they’re ski liners but will fit into a wider boot (I ride the Vans infuse and they fit great). Incredible liner that I don’t think has an equal and will last over 500 days.
@@AngrySnowboarder have you had a chance to try them? Because myself and anyone I’ve read or met that has tried them knows there’s no liner that compares and I’ve tried a lot of them
Sold hundreds of them. They're designed to work the best in a ski boot. They are not the best for a snowboard boot. Add to that 99% of people will never need it as it's overkill.
@@AngrySnowboarder gotcha, well they’ve work incredible for me I have pretty complicated feet having fractured my foot and broken some toes doing combat sports. Spent a lot of money trying different boots and different liners and nothing worked until I got Zip fits and some custom footbeds. Changed the game in my case but everyone is different for sure. Gara LV took the laces and tongue strap off and never had better comfort or response, ZERO heel lift ever.
OK lets break down the math. Lets say you buy a 350 dollar boot. You get 100 days out of it. You roughly paid 3.50 a day to use them. Now lets say the shell has a ton of life left, but the liners clapped. So for 200 bucks you get a new liner and you extend that boots life another 250 days. Giving you a total of 350 days for the price of 550. So if you do the math on that it's 1.57 dollars a day. But if you buy a 350 dollar boot and get 100 days then buy another 350 dollar boot and get another 100 days you get? That's right 3.50 a day in cost. At a cost breakdown it actually makes more sense. On top of the fact with the liner you're now getting a new heat moldable footbed with a value of 65 dollars in there. So you can replace the clapped footbed you had. Economically it makes more sense. For me paying 550 for a pair of boots and going through about 2 pairs a season that's 1100 bucks and average 150 days. That's 7.67 a day. Now if I were to buy one pair and then buy the liner it's only 750 a season or 5.00 a day. The savings is worth it. Is it the answer for everyone? Definitely not, but is it a good option? Yes.
@@AngrySnowboarder The liner in my Vans Infuse lasted like 60 days. That's a $420 boot, if I could just replace the liner and get more life out of the shell, I'm all about it.
Please do more of these product interviews! I'll definitely get myself a pair of these once my liners break down in a couple seasons!
Gotya $$
Sweet they are making liners again!
@2:50 rare glimpse of Arvan stuffing a turkey
Great idea ...well done mate
That liner looks just like my Rome Libertine liners. Same tongue, inner lacing and heel hold padding. Love my Remind Medics as well
Literally just bought some reminds online last night. So pretty cool to see this interview.
Love to see a video like this. It doesn´t make sense to me to buy new boots every 3 years if the shell is okay. My question is whether it is worth or not to buy a liner after riding a boot for 100 days considering that the shell is going to be softer. Top notch content guys!
That's what these were built for was a broken in shell. If you think you can get another 100 plus days out of the shell then definitely go for it.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thank you !
And you can bring the liner into a new boot if you get a new one.
damn Avran really tried to sell these liners, but this guy is like the most unenthusiastic person out there, sucks for him and his product
Dude is stoned lol
You weren’t kidding lmao
Honestly if he was a hype man I don’t think I would have bookmarked his website so I can buy some later. The guy feels authentic and not like he’s trying to shove something down my throat. If you want someone enthusiastic go watch Jonathan Buckhouse
Need this for my DC Phantoms
Why is so difficult to find aftermarket liners in Europe?
Does this liner fit inside narrower boots like Burton Ion? Remind Insoles are amazing btw
I might send it and find out. My splitboard boot is an ion and in need of either these liners or be replaced
Should fit but it's got more of a U shape to the back of the heel pocket instead of a V.
If you can afford it spend the extra money and get a zip fit liner, they’re ski liners but will fit into a wider boot (I ride the Vans infuse and they fit great). Incredible liner that I don’t think has an equal and will last over 500 days.
No
@@AngrySnowboarder have you had a chance to try them? Because myself and anyone I’ve read or met that has tried them knows there’s no liner that compares and I’ve tried a lot of them
Sold hundreds of them. They're designed to work the best in a ski boot. They are not the best for a snowboard boot. Add to that 99% of people will never need it as it's overkill.
@@AngrySnowboarder gotcha, well they’ve work incredible for me I have pretty complicated feet having fractured my foot and broken some toes doing combat sports. Spent a lot of money trying different boots and different liners and nothing worked until I got Zip fits and some custom footbeds. Changed the game in my case but everyone is different for sure. Gara LV took the laces and tongue strap off and never had better comfort or response, ZERO heel lift ever.
Will these be available southern hemisphere? Aus/nz?
Hi Angry! The code Angry20 doesn't work. Any expiration date on that one? 🤔 Thanks 🙏
It was a BF-CM only.
@AngrySnowboarder thanks for responding!
Are there internal J bars in the liner?
Yes.
Are these universal enough to fit all boots or do these only fit certain brands?
I ride (Ride) Trident triple boa
Right now looking like it'll fit most boot brands from what I've seen of shoving them in stuff.
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How does one know their arch height?
You measure it.
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200 dollars just buy new boots😂
For 200 I cant find any good boot
@mLLw84 you are right But u are half way there.
OK lets break down the math. Lets say you buy a 350 dollar boot. You get 100 days out of it. You roughly paid 3.50 a day to use them. Now lets say the shell has a ton of life left, but the liners clapped. So for 200 bucks you get a new liner and you extend that boots life another 250 days. Giving you a total of 350 days for the price of 550. So if you do the math on that it's 1.57 dollars a day. But if you buy a 350 dollar boot and get 100 days then buy another 350 dollar boot and get another 100 days you get? That's right 3.50 a day in cost. At a cost breakdown it actually makes more sense. On top of the fact with the liner you're now getting a new heat moldable footbed with a value of 65 dollars in there. So you can replace the clapped footbed you had. Economically it makes more sense. For me paying 550 for a pair of boots and going through about 2 pairs a season that's 1100 bucks and average 150 days. That's 7.67 a day. Now if I were to buy one pair and then buy the liner it's only 750 a season or 5.00 a day. The savings is worth it. Is it the answer for everyone? Definitely not, but is it a good option? Yes.
Its $156 with discount code
@@AngrySnowboarder The liner in my Vans Infuse lasted like 60 days. That's a $420 boot, if I could just replace the liner and get more life out of the shell, I'm all about it.