Ski Boot/Binding Tips for Product Use

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THERMIC SKI BOOT LINER INSTRUCTIONS

View/download our full Thermic Liner instructions.

Batteries will need to be connected before use. To connect, join the red connectors located inside liner cuff. The battery connector is protected with black tape. Remove the black tape and find the liner connector (could be concealed inside the liner material).

WARNING: Remove batteries before heat molding (batteries are located inside liner cuff)

To charge batteries: Attach USB cable to charging cable on medial side of liner. Align white marks on cable. The thermic logo will turn green when charging is complete.

To adjust heat settings: Press the +/- button for 1-2 seconds to change heat setting.

Heating time:

  • Charging time: 6 to 7 hours
  • Setting 1: 14 to 17.5 hours
  • Setting 2: 7 to 8.5 hours
  • Setting 3: 3.5 to 4.5 hours

HEAT MOLDING K2 INTUITION LINERS

Please visit a K2 Skis Authorized Dealer for a thorough and professional boot fitting experience. Click here for a complete list of shops carrying our boots.

See our overview on the heat molding process.

WARNING: If you are using a Thermic Liner, you must remove batteries before heat molding (batteries are located inside liner cuff).

Ski Binding Recommendations

We recommend bringing your skis and boots to your local ski shop to have them assist you in choosing the right binding for your skiing needs. For recommendations on where to position your bindings on your new skis, please click here to download the 2019/2020 mounting chart. Click here to download the 2018/2019 mounting chart. Click here to download the 2017/2018 mounting chart.

Where to Mount Ski Bindings

Click here to view instructions on Mindbender skis walk mechanism lean adjustment guidelines.

All K2 skis are marked with a factory recommended mounting position. The flex and sidecut of the ski are optimized to work best with your bindings mounted at this position.

Factory Team models have a scale marked on the sidewall of the ski 0 (core center) to 7.5 (traditional). Skiers looking for a more centered stance and symmetrical feel may consider mounting at 2 on this scale, which is the preferred mount point for many K2 athletes.