Clarino or Total Dri liners...your preference?

[Jbear 113]

I'm going to go for new old stock 70k skates...have a choice of retail or pro stock with a clarino liner.  Othe mods are fairly inconsequential and price is similar. Whachoothink?

Edited June 25, 2022 by Jbear

[VegasHockey 1256]

10 hours ago, Jbear said:

I'm going to go for new old stock 70k skates...have a choice of retail or pro stock with a clarino liner.  Othe mods are fairly inconsequential and price is similar. Whachoothink?

Clarino. 

[Jbear 113]

That's what I decided. For the price...it's no real risk. Now I just have to decide if I want to change to XS holders.

[stick9 881]

8 hours ago, PBH said:

Clarino. 

10,000%, especially in that skate.

[SolarWind 23]

^{I'm still on the fence on this one: for a decade I shore by the grip liner Bauer puts in custom skates since it held up well, dried up fast and most importantly did not develop any FUNK! Personally I never had any issues with slippage but of course over time the liner detartrated in high wear spots.} 

^{for custom Trues the overwhelming consensus was to go with Clarino mainly due to it's durability and how grippy it gets when wet, but just as my experience with Clarino in the past (One95 skates were the last I had Clarino in) despite drying up my stakes after every skate, and even spraying them with febreze they have develop the very familiar funk that just won't go away 😞
I skate in socks too, so that is definitely my biggest pet peeve with Clarino as compared with GripLiner.} 
 

[noupf 42]

On 6/26/2022 at 1:53 AM, PBH said:

Clarino. 

why?

[VegasHockey 1256]

2 hours ago, noupf said:

why?

More durable. More comfortable.