The flexiest softest Intuition Liners? Mukluk Liners? Palau?

[Kai]

Picked up a pair of Arcteryx Procline boots.

I want to use these for climbing, where I am accessing the climbs via skis.

Mobility and climbing performance is much more important to me for these boots than how they ski. When I'm in these boots, I will be on short skis, just trying to get to and from the climb.

The "support" liners that came stock with these boots are too stiff and bulky. I am looking to replace them with some softer liners. Checking out the Intuition web site, I see a couple of softer liners that might work.

They have a Mukluk liner that looks like it might work

https://intuitionliners.com/shop/mukluk/

Has anyone here ever tried to put a Mukluk liner in a ski boot?

Palau has a lightweight liner for ski-mo racing that also might work.

https://palau-ski-boot-liners.com/sk...ultra/?lang=en



What is the wisdom of the collective on this?

[MHSP1497]

Nothing to add re: liners, but my touring partner came to the conclusion that these boots are climbing focused and will likely be fantastic for your use-case. He loved the walk mode and the support he felt they gave as a mountaineering/climbing boot, that also happens to have tech fittings and enable one to “survival” ski” well enough.

[skis_the_trees]

La Sportiva uses Palau liners and they have a bunch on sale on their NA website. The Syborg liner looks like a tall version of the G2 SM liner, the latter of which is a liner for a liner/boot combo that climbs quite well.

I have the "Skimo" liner in my main touring boots that I also use for ice climbing (I wish they would make the LS boot sole rocker more compatible with crampons. What a chore to get even a reasonable fit). I also have the G2SM with stock liners. I think both would work for you, but prob the Syborg might be the better choice? They're on sale, maybe buy both and return one.

[Dee Hubbs]

How about the Arcteryx liner from their Acrux AR ice climbing boots? I have these AR boots and the liners would be great for a lighter liner in their Procline.

https://arcteryx.com/us/en/shop/gore-tex-high-liner