kingslug
Well-known member
I leave them in and they work fine..a lot of people..including the boot fitter do the same.The ski boot shop I went to recently said that's not necessary, and they literally do product design for Zipfit.
They said stock liners should last you a season, or at least 1/2 to 2/3 a season if you're one of those folks who ski 100 days.
They did recommend I come back for Zipfits next year, but I dunno, it seems like a huge pain in the azz. You need to inject/replace cork periodically or you lose the shape benefit, not that big a deal I guess, but the P.I.T.A. bit to me seems to be how you need to lace them up like shoes and then get into the boot every time you ski. I boot up outside the truck & just step into my boot; I guess I could sit on the back gate and do the same, but seems like a bit of a time suck.
If your boot has a walk mode..the mechanism inside makes it almost impossible to do the lace up thing.