Welcome to the Zipfit Family

Welcome to the Zipfit Family

Fit tips, resources, support, and more.

01Getting started

Dial in your fit.

Test for size

Grab your insoles and some ski socks. Insoles in, socks on, foot in the liner. The toebox is designed to fit like a sock. No flopping or toe curling.

Prep your shell

Cover sharp edges with tape along the internal spine of the boot. Gently warm the shell so it opens and makes stepping in easier.

How to put on a ZipFit

With the shell prepared, put on your liner, lace it up, and "World Cup" into your shell. Everyone does it differently, so click learn more to check out different for different setups and personal preferences.

02Fitting instructions

Home fitting

Pump your heel up and down 20 times. Rebuckle, flex, and ski while the cork molds.

Dealer fitting

A shop can fit them with you.

Espresso foam fitting

Foam, not cork. A different fit.

03Gone skiing?

Your fit improves with every turn.

Instep

The open tongue window takes pressure off the top of the foot.

Pressure points

Move the cork before you add or remove any.

Shin bang

Tongue, spoilers, and how tight you buckle.

Heel lift

The power strap locks the heel in place.

Toebox

The toe box conforms to your foot.

More adjustments

Shims, spoilers, and buckle tension.

04Return or register

Two days of skiing. Then return them, or keep them.

Return

Molded and skied for 2 days can still come back. No cork changes. Online only, within 60 days.

Register

The serial number is on the label.

05Make it yours

No returns after the cork fill changes.

Add cork

Not on day one. At most 3 tubes in the tongue, 2 in the ankles.

Power straps and laces

They position the foot and lock the heel.

More add-ons

Shims and spoilers, if you still need them.

06Keep them going

Take them out of the shells after every ski.

Care and repair

Air-dry at room temperature, or upside down in a boot bag on low.

Warranty

2 years for manufacturing and material defects.