ZIPFIT CORK TUBE
- One tube of the OMfit Cork Flow Composite to be added via the OMfit ports on ZipFit liners.
- To make fit corrections when more volume fill is needed in the ankles, heels or tongue areas.
- One tube is normally sufficient.
- A plunger is needed. You can order the OMfit kit if you need a plunger.
Here’s a visualization: Throw a cork at the ground and what happens? It bounces back. Throw a piece of EVA foam at the ground. What happens? The impact is dampened and then there is a sad piece of foam on the ground. Beyond being a natural regenerative material, cork is incredibly responsive and has higher ductile strength and ductility than foam.
What’s this mean? It means that the energy you put into your turn actually transfers from your leg into your ski, instead of being lost to compacted foam.
- One tube of the OMfit Cork Flow Composite to be added via the OMfit ports on ZipFit liners.
- To make fit corrections when more volume fill is needed in the ankles, heels or tongue areas.
- One tube is normally sufficient.
- A plunger is needed. You can order the OMfit kit if you need a plunger.
Here’s a visualization: Throw a cork at the ground and what happens? It bounces back. Throw a piece of EVA foam at the ground. What happens? The impact is dampened and then there is a sad piece of foam on the ground. Beyond being a natural regenerative material, cork is incredibly responsive and has higher ductile strength and ductility than foam.
What’s this mean? It means that the energy you put into your turn actually transfers from your leg into your ski, instead of being lost to compacted foam.
Original: $50.00
-65%$50.00
$17.50Description
- One tube of the OMfit Cork Flow Composite to be added via the OMfit ports on ZipFit liners.
- To make fit corrections when more volume fill is needed in the ankles, heels or tongue areas.
- One tube is normally sufficient.
- A plunger is needed. You can order the OMfit kit if you need a plunger.
Here’s a visualization: Throw a cork at the ground and what happens? It bounces back. Throw a piece of EVA foam at the ground. What happens? The impact is dampened and then there is a sad piece of foam on the ground. Beyond being a natural regenerative material, cork is incredibly responsive and has higher ductile strength and ductility than foam.
What’s this mean? It means that the energy you put into your turn actually transfers from your leg into your ski, instead of being lost to compacted foam.
