A Ski Patrolman invented the Ski Boot Horn

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In 2011, a ski patrolman at a major ski area invented and produced the boot horn out of necessity and convenience. Seen below skiing, he invented the Boot Horn to make putting on ski boots easier and replacing ski boot liners a snap. The ski area where he patrolled had limited boot driers and not enough wall outlets to use your own. Skiing Saturdays and Sundays, to dry out his liners he would pull them to dry over night. Pulling liners is easy, putting them back in is not so easy and seemed tough on the boot and liner. Inserting the liners one morning he saw a National Geographic left in the locker room. He tore off the cover and put it in his shell, the liner just slide right in. The paper cover only lasted for one use, so there needed to be a tougher version. The Ski & Snowboard Boot Horn was born. Made in the USA and shipped Worldwide, the Ski Boot Horn is the ultimate ski boot tool.

Image of Boot Horn Inventor skiing in powderImage of Boot Horn Inventor skiing in powder

Basically, if you own a pair of ski boots, you will more likely than not at some point, remove the liner from the shell. Initially when you buy your boots, the liner will be removed for a shell fit, later to dry out liners after skiing. When a repair is needed like a buckle replacement or to add fitting pads, insole shims or heel lift wedges; the shell will be removed. The Boot Horn will make it easier to put liners back in the shell. Works great with all types of performance boots and footwear and is an essential part of your winter kit. Customize your boot horn for your particular application. For boots use the whole boot horn. For shoes use one of the 2 feet at the bottom of the boot horn. If needed, you can customize and cut the boot horn down to desired size.

Image of Boot Horn Inventor climbing a peak to skiImage of Boot Horn Inventor climbing a chute to ski

Known by many names - Ski & Snowboard Boot Horn, The Boot Horn, Ski Boot Horn, Snowboard Boot Horn has sold around the globe and become popular worldwide. Finally, the most difficult part of the ski day, putting on tight and/or cold ski or snowboard boots, just got much easier. Truly an essential part of your ski kit; we recommend one for your ski bag, one for your car and one for at home or ski condo for pulling your ski boot liners at night so they can dry properly. If you pull your liners they will last longer and perform better.

Boot Horn with All Ski Boots