Something worth noting is that the liners have finally broken down after about 70 days. While I always intended to use an aftermarket liner, I'm beyond impressed with the stock one given how much time I sound in my boots.
Something worth noting is that the liners have finally broken down after about 70 days. While I always intended to use an aftermarket liner, I'm beyond impressed with the stock one given how much time I sound in my boots.
It turns out my Vacuums were one size too big for me,
There are 2 screws on the back spine of the Ultra 130. Remove the top one to decrease it by 10 steps. In the case of the Ultra 110 or 120, they just have the bottom one in place from the factory and you add the top screw to increase it by 10. The 130 only can go down 10 not up any higher then 130 but the 2 models below it can increase with the addition of the second screw.
Not a bad idea to check the tightness of the back screws as they can loosen over time which will make the flex decrease.
How that happened?
Please also consider that @DoryBreaux is a big boy, he can break down gear faster than mortal sized humans. As he eludes to, 70 is pretty good for him, also consider as an Instructor, he is on the snow from first chair till last. 100 days plus should be average for most skiers.Something worth noting is that the liners have finally broken down after about 70 days. While I always intended to use an aftermarket liner, I'm beyond impressed with the stock one given how much time I sound in my boots.
Please also consider that @DoryBreaux is a big boy, he can break down gear faster than mortal sized humans. As he eludes to, 70 is pretty good for him, also consider as an Instructor, he is on the snow from first chair till last. 100 days plus should be average for most skiers.
The DIY method is preheat oven to 325. Turn it off an put liners in oven on tin foil for about 5-8 minutes