ZipFit Comparison: Freeride vs. Workhorse

In these liner comparison videos, we discuss helpful differences between two styles of ZipFit ski boot liners, so you can be sure you are selecting the best fit for your ski boot, foot morphology, and skiing interests. In this video, we compare the Freeride and Workhorse ski boot liners. Both of these liners feature a fluted cuff, which better accommodates lower-set and larger calves but also functions with more front-to-back flex for skiers looking to ski switch or for telemark skiers. The Freeride is geared toward all day comfort for a range of skiers from Olympic freestyle competitors to avid amateurs. The neoprene interior provides added comfort and ease of stepping in and slipping out of the boots. While the Workhorse is a similar design, the leather interior and full grain leather exterior were chosen for hard working ski professionals who rely on their ski boots day after day. The leather interior provides a precision fit and unparalleled heel hold, but requires more patience putting on and taking off the boots.