Propa is a performance driven ski boot brand focused on improving fit, feel, and control through targeted upgrades and education.

In most cases, yes. Propa upgrades are designed to work with the vast majority of modern alpine ski boots. If your shell still fits and your boots feel sloppy, painful, or underpowered, Propa will help restore fit and performance.

Propa is designed to give skiers complete control over their own setup. Our products are modular, adjustable, and backed by clear guidance.

Propa can be used easily by you, or can be included as part of a professional bootfitting process.

Our goal is to make better boot fit more accessible, whether that happens at home or in a bootfitter’s workshop.

Propa addresses the most common boot issues skiers experience over time:

Packed-out liners, poor foot support, shin bang, inconsistent fit, and loss of control - without forcing you into new boots.

No. Propa is for anyone who skis enough to notice when their boots don’t feel right. From recreational skiers to racers and freeriders, better fit benefits everyone.

Yes, select Propa products work really well in snowboard boots.

Footbeds, liner sleeves, and socks are the most commonly used by snowboarders to improve fit and comfort.

There is no difference in the sleeves construction. They will work perfectly on either boot. We find that snowboarders are more likely to utilise the included J bars into the rear pocket for extra grab.

Propa Kits are targeted upgrade systems designed to solve specific fit problems using the exact components needed. Nothing more, nothing less.

Propa bridges the gap between stock and full custom. Our products are highly adaptable and designed to work with your foot and boot as-is. Some items can be heat-molded if needed, (such as footbeds and liners) but most deliver immediate improvement without complex fitting.

Power Flex Liners aren’t built around a single foam thickness like traditional replacement liners.

Instead, they use a multi-layer construction with strategically mapped foam densities, designed to provide initial volume where it’s needed and precise shaping once the liner beds in.

You’ll notice this most in the heel and ankle, where a three-layer foam system creates strong initial hold. As the liner shapes to your foot and heel pocket forms, that volume compresses into secure, consistent fit rather than bulk.

The result is a liner that feels supportive and robust at first, then becomes more precise as it molds, without feeling overly restrictive.

There are two good ways to choose the right Propa footbed: matching your skiing style or matching your arch height.

The Core Footbeds use a mid-arch, mid-flex design that works well for the majority of skiers. They’re comfortable, stable, and highly adaptable to different feet and skiing styles. For many people, the Core is the ideal first upgrade from a stock insole and offers a more active, natural feel compared to fully posted custom footbeds.

The Pro Footbeds are built with maximum structure and support in mind. Skiers with higher arches, or those who prefer a more precise, locked-in feel, tend to gravitate toward this option. They’re well suited to aggressive or hard-charging skiing, and to anyone who has used supportive footbeds before and knows they like that level of control.

If you’re unsure, choose the option that best matches how you ski most days. And if you still have questions, our team is always happy to help you dial it in.

Some products feel great immediately, while others improve over a few ski days as materials settle and adjustments are fine-tuned.

Propa footbeds are sized to each individual mondopoint size. Which means for most boots they are a drop-in and go replacement for the stock insole with no extra trimming required.

In some rare cases, you may choose to trim a millimetre or two from the front. This is purely optional and can be easily done with a standard pair of scissors.

The Shuvvie is designed to be used with a sideways levering motion, not pushed forward or straight down on the boot.

To use it correctly, place the Shuvvie between the overlapping plastic at the top of your ski boot, then lever it sideways to gently open the cuff. This sideways action creates separation and 'lifts' the top overlap of the lower shell and makes it much easier to slide your foot into the boot.

If you try to push the Shuvvie forward or bend it downward like a traditional boot tongue, it may feel awkward or slip. Once you get the sideways motion dialled, the tool works smoothly and with very little effort.

A small amount of practice goes a long way. Watching the short setup video before first use is strongly recommended.

If the Liner Sleeve feels tight during the first few uses, it’s often because the sleeve and liner need a short settling-in period. This typically takes 1–3 ski days as the liner adjusts to the new compression.

If you notice reduced circulation early on, the best approach is to ski in short intervals at first. Around 10 minutes or 1–2 runs, then take your boots off. This allows blood flow to return, the liner to warm up, and everything to reset.

You may need to repeat this process a few times during the first couple of days. Once the sleeve has bed in and the liner has adapted, this step is no longer necessary and comfort improves significantly.

Also resist installing the foam Jbars in the pocket until this time.

Once your order is placed, you’ll receive a confirmation email letting you know it has been received by our fulfilment team. When your order ships, you’ll receive a second email with tracking details so you can follow its progress.

Shipping fees are non-refundable in the case of returns, and return shipping costs are the customer’s responsibility. Full shipping details, transit times, and regional availability can be found on our Shipping page.

We aim to dispatch all orders same - or next business day. Transit times will be between 4-10 days dependant on where you are located

We have 2 shipping hubs to make sure we get your gear to you as fast as possible.

Yes. Orders can be cancelled before they are dispatched.

If you need to cancel, please contact us as soon as possible after placing your order. Once an order has left the warehouse, it can no longer be cancelled and will need to be returned in line with our Returns policy.

All returns need to be lodged through our online returns portal.

Once submitted, the portal will guide you through the process, generate your return details, and assign the return shipping cost. When your item is received and processed back at our warehouse, your refund will be issued automatically.

To get started, please follow the return link on our Returns page.

Exchanges are processed through the same online portal as returns.

Once submitted, you’ll be guided through the exchange options. Exchanges can be processed as a like-for-like exchange or issued as store credit to your account or a gift card, depending on your preference.

To get started, please follow the exchange link on our Returns page.

Yes, we can ship to selected regions. Shipping times and availability vary by country.
Full details are available on our Shipping page.