Master in Bootfitting

Boot:

he bootfitter’s speciality is to intervene on the boot shell. The reshaping is carried out by grinding or heat-moulding the plastic. Grinding is a process that removes some millimeters plastic from the inside of the shell exactly where we feel pressure. 
Boot punching is a longer and more radical process. It “stretches” the shell in some points by heating the plastic with specific machines and small round metal balls or cylinders that are applied to the area that needs to be stretched. The process is longer because the boot has to be cooled down to keep the new shape. This method is used when grinding is not possible as it would remove too much plastic. If this type of customization is carried out on the boot it is important to remember not to expose the shell to heat, as e.g. radiators, after skiing. The memory of the plastic would reshape the boot again, making it loose the modifications.
Not one single part of our equipment is able to influence our feelings and emotions on the slopes as our boots. For a skier it is not only important to find a boot that fits his or her ability level and is of the right size. It is also necessary to carry out those small modifications that model the boot to make it fit our feet as gloves fit our hands. Finding the right solution allows the skier to improve the performance and quality of the skiing. This way you obtain maximum comfort for your feet.

Liner:

A liner should respect the anatomy of your foot and satisfy the needs for comfort enabling maximum performance. The solution is the replacement of the existing liner with a custom made injected liner which is created by injecting a polyurethane based foam that fills all the empty spaces around your foot.
The pain you may feel often depends on the very small movements that the foot makes in the liner at every turn which generate small injuries. However, sometimes, some parts of the foot can be larger and actually just need a few millimeters of lining.