The cork gradually moves under gravity, so it's nice to store the liners/boots either on their side or upside down so the cork doesn't drop down too low and increase around the bottom of the ankle/heel.Stupid question maybe, but how’s everyone store the Zipfits when not skiing? Stuff them back into shell or keep separate?
Picked up a pair for this season, first timer.
After initial fit think I’m gonna love them. As a person who is constantly messing with fit think this will put end to that. I will probably ski the right boot without touching anything but a heel lift or boot board grind. Left boot, the one that I always mess with will need cork in tongue and heel lift and should eliminate the reason I’m constantly monkeying with them. So far so good I can feel the quality and longevity for sure.
Heated boot bags are also nice to use with zipfits (on low setting to not affect any heat molding or punches on the shell).