What is bootfitting and how does it differ from thermomolding? The distinction between the two methods is quite simple. Thermomolding is a general transformation achieved by heating the shell or the liner. This technique essentially creates volume – and sometimes, too much volume doesn't solve the problem at its root. Creating too much space often leads to instability and pain as a result. This technique can be perfectly suitable for certain foot types.
Bootfitting, on the other hand, is a work of precision and meticulousness, both on the liner and the shell, using various modification processes. The work is done locally, where there are pressure points. Millimeter by millimeter.
To learn all about bootfitting, consult our article Bootfitting: A Work of Precision.
Price list
Hourly Rate
$60.00 / hour
Punch
$25.00 / each
Heel insert
$13.95 / pair
Atomic Memory Fit
$30.00
Custom Shell Salomon
$30.00
Shell molding
$30.00
Slipper molding
$20.00
Wrap-Around
$14.95 / each
Various Wedge
$7.95 / each
Skin flap
$25.00
Oberson takes care of adjusting your boots for a period of 1 year after purchase. However, adding parts is always charged.
