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Thermoforming of the ski boot liner
Remove the footbed (if present) before heating the liner. Warm up the liner to
110° for 7 minutes with air blowing heating system. Do all shaping with the liner
in the boot. Do not warm up the liners separately from the shells to avoid dama-
ging them. Place the footbed (if needed) back into the boot before stepping in.
Place your foot into the boot. Close the boot into downhill mode to a level of
medium tightness. Remain in a stable standing position and wait at least
10 minutes to allow the liner to cool down.
Always refer to an authorized retailer when molding your liners.
We recommend using only blowing heat towers (not convection ovens).
Pierre Gignoux guarantees its boots against manufacturer and material defects
for (2) two years from the date of purchase. Pierre Gignoux does not recognize
any other expressed or implied warranties. Under specied circumstances. Pierre
Gignoux only recommends the boots for persons with less than 80kg bodyweight.
Pierre Gignoux will replace or repair the product at their sole discretion. The
buyer should return the clean and dry boots to the place of purchase with proof
of purchase. The warranty will be recognized only for boots used in normal con-
ditions and will not cover any damages resulting from normal wear and abrasion
(i.e. on the outsole), misuse, disassembly, or product alteration.
In no event will Dynat be considered responsible for any direct or indirect da-
mages pertaining to the use of the boots including loss of boots, compromising
external properties, or any other economic loss. Some States do not allow war-
ranty duration limitation or exclusion of direct or indirect damages so the above
limitation may not apply to you.
Warranty policy:
Limitation of the warranty
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38410 Saint martin d‘Uriage
FRANCE
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