Skate liners explained

Most stock liners are pretty descent these days. No need to change them if you are not looking for any specific type of fit. Changing your liner however can greatly change the way a skate feels, fits and performs. There are a few different types of aftermarket liners, ranging from thin ones to thick ones. Skaters downsize by taking a shell that is usually to small for them but make it skateable with a very thin, or a worn down old liner. Other skaters make their shell fit better by buying a new, and thicker liner. The better your foot is locked in, the better performance you have. More info on how to make your skates fit better can be found in this blog post: http://thisissoul.com/a-guide-to-skat... Check out liners on thisissoul.com https://www.thisissoul.com/skateparts... Check out the insoles, anti-pronation pad and the kizer fatmaker on thisissoul.com: https://www.thisissoul.com/skateparts...