"Stupidly cheap" Intuition thermofit liners

I can't believe anyone would complain about the shipping on this, much less think they are overcharging. A quick look at the USPS web site shows shipping a four-pound package Priority Mail from Western Michigan to Seattle costs $9.45. Enjoy your almost free liners.

Anyone know if these would fit Garmont Veloces? Their liners have a strap attached?

Randy, thanks for the advice - I will keep checking. (You wouldn't happen to have an extra pair of 11s, would you? )

Actually I do, since the liners are too short for my TRace boots. Yours for $14 (my cost including shipping)<br><br>FWIW it looks like cheapsnowboards.com has restocked -- but they've bumped the price up to a whopping $10 (shipping for 1 pair is still $9 though)<br><br>Send me an email if you want them.

OK fine I have realized the error of my ways, five dollars too late. Seems like there's nary a dissenter on the various threads that these liners are decidedly worth something in the range of 15 to 150 bucks. So no more wingeing about shipping costs from me. Strangely, the up in base price to ten dollars makes me feel better about buying more despite not yet receiving the first pair. Plus, for five extra dollars, cheapsnowboards has acknowledged in writing that putting them in the oven might not be such a bad idea after all <br>I guess I'm just a paranoid online outdoor gear consumer, I've been burned on mail order before when something that seems absurdly priced /closeout finally arrives, and you realize they put the price point at the point where they figure it's not worth your effort to return them, which then de facto becomes what they're worth.

I would like to know if these liners are tall enough for Dynafit TLT or Scarpa Laser AT boots. Can someone give me the height of a size 10 liner after it has been heat treated? Thanks.