Every ski boot is damp on the inside after skiing. Since this moisture is not only unpleasant the next day, but also provides the ideal breeding ground for germs, the boots should definitely be dried. To do this, remove the inner boot and let it air dry in a warm place.
Unfortunately, inserting the inner boot usually causes quite a few problems. Fortunately, special ski boot heaters offer a real alternative.
You should dry the boots before storing them, otherwise they might not survive too many seasons. Only when they are properly dried can they go on a well-deserved summer holiday.
A well-tempered place is best for this. If it is too cold somewhere, humidity is not far away either, and humidity is our enemy. For storage, it is advisable to close the buckles tightly to prevent the shoe from warping. Wrinkles in the lining should also be avoided to ensure that the shoes still fit in winter.
Before the start of the next season, it is advisable to first carefully check all the equipment, including the shoes. After a successful check, nothing stands in the way of a new season.