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I generally don't like going to "pros" to fix my stuff, but yeah, maybe I should swallow my pride more often. Ha! Oddly... My older TX Pro boots had that incorporated into their "wrap" liners. Not sure why Scarpa changed that aspect up.Nick BC wrote:My wife was having problem of slop in her alpine boots and the ski tech fitted one of those to solve the problem.
Interesting. I have that older tx pro with the wrap liners, haven't experienced any heel lift or slop yet. They do pack out a bit after a solid few hours of skiing though. When I notice the tell tale chirping of the liner against the shell, I know it's time to tighten the buckles another notch..Harris wrote:I generally don't like going to "pros" to fix my stuff, but yeah, maybe I should swallow my pride more often. Ha! Oddly... My older TX Pro boots had that incorporated into their "wrap" liners. Not sure why Scarpa changed that aspect up.Nick BC wrote:My wife was having problem of slop in her alpine boots and the ski tech fitted one of those to solve the problem.
Yeah, I had the same problem in my older, yellow and black moulded, wrap liner Scarpas. I ended up tightening them down like crazy through the day. Try and see if you can buy just the new liners. IMO, the yellow/black TX Pros are a better shell than the newer ones (no toe pinch), and with the new liners (fitted) they work awesome. I have both the yellow and red versions. My go-to boot is the worn-out yellows with the red boot's liner.NorseTeleGimp wrote:Interesting. I have that older tx pro with the wrap liners, haven't experienced any heel lift or slop yet. They do pack out a bit after a solid few hours of skiing though. When I notice the tell tale chirping of the liner against the shell, I know it's time to tighten the buckles another notch..Harris wrote:I generally don't like going to "pros" to fix my stuff, but yeah, maybe I should swallow my pride more often. Ha! Oddly... My older TX Pro boots had that incorporated into their "wrap" liners. Not sure why Scarpa changed that aspect up.Nick BC wrote:My wife was having problem of slop in her alpine boots and the ski tech fitted one of those to solve the problem.