UPZ boot liners 28

[bschurman]

I have a new, unused set of UPZ boot liners in a size 28. These are the standard liners that come with the boots. According to the web site they are self modling thermo liners but I am not sure what that means. They look very similar to the Raichle standard liners.

$25 plus shipping.

->Ben

[Jim Callen]

Wow, isn't it a pain to get those liners in and out of the boot? I tried getting a pair of thermo liners in, and I was afraid I'd rip them.

[bschurman]

I got the Thermos in there now too and I felt like it just wasn't going to happen. They feel great though, I can't wait to get out on them. I really like the adjustability of the buckles and the rear spring.

Anyway, I suppose a picture of the liners would be nice so I put one up <a href="http://www.bogeydog.net/pics/album05/DSC_0015">here</a>

Thanks for looking.

->Ben

[Pelican3rd]

Hello,I would be intrested in you liners if they will work for Burton Wind boots. Let me know. Thanks

[bschurman]

Hmm, I'm not sure if they will work with the Wind. I'm not sure why they wouldn't, but if you want them and they don't fit, you can just send them back to me and I'll refund you the money.

The picture is located at: http://www.bogeydog.net/pics/album05/DSC_0015

Thanks,
->Ben

[bschurman]

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[Mellow Yellow]

what size (US) do the up's come close to? I know different liners can be a bit bigger/smaller.. wider/narrower...

thanks
Jasen

[bschurman]

They appear to be the same size as a Thermoflex 28 so I would say 10.5 - 11 US size is what they would be equivalent to.

[AirVetra]

Do u have any 280-285 sized ones?

[Mellow Yellow]

Thanks..

to large for me.... happy selling.

Jasen

[bschurman]

Originally posted by AirVetra
Do u have any 280-285 sized ones?

I just bought the boots and I put Thermoflex liners in them so they are not for sale. I thought I would sell the liners to someone that might need them instead of having them collect dust in my closet.

->Ben

[AirVetra]

how can u characterise them? Can u compare them ro some Raichle ones? AF 700?

We have here them for about 400 euro and Indi for 390 - the quastion - what to choose?

[bschurman]

Well, I have the AF700 and the AF600s too and since I haven't ridden the UPZ boots yet I can't comment about them on snow. But I will say that the springs on the UPZ don't look as stout as the AF700 but the plastic used feels a little better. The Thermoflex liners are much better but the UPZ buckles are tons better. The toe box in the UPZ is also a little bigger if you need that extra room. Personally, I am fine with the fit of the Raichles and thus far the UPZs are pretty comfy too but I will reserve futher judgement until I get on the snow in them.

One other thing is that the UPZ boots sole is a little shorter then the Raichel's, which will allow you to run your angles a little more relaxed without the fear of boot-out.

->Ben

[AirVetra]

As we have very short line of hard boots and moreover a short range of sizes should catch real supply...

So, i think, i'll try these UPS in near future...

[bobdea]

those liners would work well with the burton boots
I have a pair of these boots and from the looks of them they will ride quite nice they have the high points of both raichle and burton boots like the raichle they have a tongue that will give a even flex
like the burton stuff they have real buckles and the shell is made of stiff plastic not the flimsy stuff that raickle/deeluxe uses
the af700/indy toe box actually used to collapse in my catek WCs
the only thing that worries me is the cant on the UPZ boots looks cheezy

[Pelican3rd]

Hello agian, I would like to buy the linersif you still have them. I sent you an e-mail

[bschurman]

Just thought I would throw this out there again in case anyone is interested. Same rules apply.

Thanks,
->Ben