Warmer Insoles for the Scarpa Inverno

[ambys]

Hi everyone,

 

I recently acquired a pair of Scarpa Invernos on eBay and I really like them. They're the perfect combination of sturdy and flexible for my feet.

 

My problem is that I am going to Denali this summer and I fear that the factory insoles will not be warm enough. I'm aware that there seems to be a warmer "aveolite" foam liner, but I can't find any place that stocks them, local or on the internet.

 

Does anybody know where I can find these said liners? Or something that would achieve a similar ends?

 

Many thanks in advance,

ambys

[Weekend_Climberz]

One word, Intuition.

[Weekend_Climberz]

http://www.intuitionsports.com/

[DPS]

I second Intuition liners, I used them in my 10 year old Invernos on Denali worked well. I got them at Marmot Mountain Works in Bellevue.

[ambys]

Thanks for the quick reply, guys!

 

I'm looking at the "Denali" liner ( http://www.intuitionsports.com/page127.htm ). Would this be suitable and would you recommend it, or is there another one that would be better? Also, where's the best place to buy this stuff. Unfortunately I live out on the east coast, so internet is my only option.

 

Thanks,

ambys

[salbrecher]

To make the intuitions even warmer you can glue on a piece of the thin premolded intuition foam (I got it from the intuition factory) inside your boot under your liner.

[Weekend_Climberz]

I think you can call the "Intuition Sports" shop and they should be able to get you into the exact liner you are looking for. And yes, the Denali's are the ones you will want to get. :tup:

[ambys]

Thanks so much, guys. I really appreciate the advice!

[Weekend_Climberz]

Thanks so much, guys. I really appreciate the advice!

 

What, you were expecting someone to spray on you

[ambys]

Alright, it looks like I'm going to have to do this via Mail Order and ship my boots to have the liners fit for them. Does anybody know of a good, reliable place who will do this for me?

 

Thanks,

ambys

[Alasdair]

http://www.guideschoice.com/Scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=280

 

good price on liners

[ambys]

Sweet deal, thanks! If I buy those, can I just take them to a shop and have them mold them for my boot? Does anybody know what I can expect to pay for said service?

[EscalarK2]

If you buy them from guideschoice.com and then take them into AAI, they have in the past fitted them for free. Give em a call, they are in Bellingham.

[ambys]

The problem is that I'm located in New York.