Our recommendations after each ski day or after the ski season:

• Clean the ski boot sole profile from dirt and stones to ensure the grip of the soles on snow and in the binding.
• Dry the ski boot immediately after use; also take the inner boot out of the shell, remove the inner sole and let everything dry well separately
• Also make sure not to dry the individual parts directly on a hot heater.
• Tip: If you are in a hotel with a ski boot dryer, always put the boots on the dryer with the toes facing up. This allows warm air to circulate in and the (condensation) water to run off.
• When assembling, make sure that the inner shoe fits snugly in the shell;
• If wrinkles and creases occur, they can impair the fit and cause pressure during the next use.
• Do not bend or pinch the ski boot tongue when closing it
• Close the buckles and straps only slightly (first to second notch); if you close all the way to the last notch, your boot may become too tight for you to get in; this is especially important when storing over the summer.
• Tip: The inner shoes will thank you if you apply colorless leather care (leather grease) after the ski season.
• We recommend that you store your ski boots in a dry place in a ski boot box or ski boot bag during the summer.
• In general, the ski boots should be checked annually for worn out ski boot soles/heels and defective buckles.

• If you dry the ski boot without removing the liner from the shell, cold feet are inevitable

• Blow-drying: the inner boots and insoles react to heat and can become deformed if the air is too hot