If you’re a skier, there’s a good chance you know about the struggles of trying to get your boot liners back in the boot shell. Anyone who’s worked in a ski shop, or who’s just been around boots a lot, likely already understands the easiest ways to slide the liner back in, but for those who haven’t quite figured it out yet, this video will be of great help.
For those wondering why they should be removing their boot liner, the primary reason is to dry them out after a long day on the slopes. Whether you got some snow down your boots or you just wound up real sweaty on the mountain, taking the liner out of the shell can help it dry so you’re ready for the next day on the slopes. You can also throw the liner next to a heating element of some sort to really make sure there’s no moisture left, just be careful not to get it too hot.
Tom Gellie Big Picture Skiing has a ton of tips on improving your ski form, getting your gear all set, and much more. While nothing will be quite as valuable as direct lessons, Tom Gellie’s channels are a great place to source some tips.
