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@@ShawnDavies-o6h thanks! I don’t get too many of these jobs in simply because most of the time it’s cheaper to buy a new pair. However that being said after the repair, these are built a lot stronger and will last a lot longer than buying a new pair.

@@scottdavenport1833 that’s typically what does it. It’s always scary because conditioning is the last step, and if it comes out wrong you have to strip all the conditioner off and restart.

@@KANSASIOUX I don’t think so. I can’t remember, but since they are using a holdfast construction there is no need for cork. Many other brands that use a holdfast construction do t have cork since there really isn’t a cavity that needs to be filled.

@@david.panella6936 here’s a link to my website where you can see all the soles we offer and pricing. shoemanwithangelscustomcreations.com/collections/the-cowboy-boot-repair-center

@@prabhdeepdhahan1147 this was about a $200 job with the added midsole and upgraded Dainite soles. These are now gonna last a lot longer than even buying a new pair

@@Theshoeman02 $200 in USD? Have you heard of Thomas Bird Chelsea boots?

@@prabhdeepdhahan1147 correct $200US. And I haven’t heard of that brand before.

@@prabhdeepdhahan1147 here is a link to my repair website where you can see the different soles and prices I offer shoemanwithangelscustomcreations.com/pages/combo-soles

@@JinsKookieJams the midsole definitely adds to the comfort. It puts more material between the ground and your foot, better stability, and the leather will start to mold to your foot.

@@joshacevedo2274 I lightly sanded the leather smooth and used a colored shoe cream to bring back the color.

@@longwalksguidemenerdwalk8866 it starts at $185 for the pair. Here is a link to my website where you can place your repair order and mail them on in. shoemanwithangelscustomcreations.com/products/the-cowboy-boot-repair-center-vibram-430-package

@@Theshoeman02awesome, my cap on my right boot is going out faster than the left, not sure why. Maybe some cheap rubber? Have you heard of this before?

@@longwalksguidemenerdwalk8866 I don’t think it’s cheap rubber, most people walk harder on one foot compared to the other. It’s perfectly normal.

@@nirkdowitzki1108 yes you can! You can text or email me pictures of your boots and we can go from there! (559)733-4004 Shoemanwithcustomcreations@gmail.com

@@wonkydonkey7899 unfortunately yes. It took some convincing to get the customer to trust me, but he sure was happy when he got his boots back 😀

@@user-lc5uo5uj2f 😂😂

@@john_realville3449 this job starts at $185 for the full rebuild

@@AE-SuperEggs I think I have a few shorts of me stitching soles on from the inside, but next time I do a similar video I’ll hopefully have more time to show the stitching.

@@stanman247 thank you for watching 🙏. Poron insoles are mainly for comfort right from the start because it’s soft and squishy. Leather insoles take some breaking in before they get comfortable. In my opinion I’d rather the break-in because once you break a pair in, they are way more comfortable compared the poron insoles.

@@Theshoeman02 Is insole replacement a part of your process when you resole boots?

@@stanman247 I can replace them yes, but I don’t do that with every resole, only when necessary.

@@lredbull2387 it’s kinda hard to tell since I work on a few boots at a time like this. I think these 3 took me all of like 6-8 hours collectively

@@jvc3312 thanks for watching! So the older pairs I’ve come across are holdfast, but the new ones use gemming. The heel rands are plastic, I’ve heard that they hold up better as spur ledges compared to the leather.

@@user-lr2sq5qx2r thanks! my father in law taught me the basics, and then the rest was from CZcams, other cobblers, and trial and errors.

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@@bma4132 potentially I’ll have to take a look to see

@@richardwesthafer3769 the best thing to do would be to find a small piece of snake skin that matches the boots and patch the area. If you want text me a few pictures of the boots and the area that’s missing and I’ll see what I can do. (559)733-4004

Oliver can my boot be repaired?Send me your contact info please

@@richardwesthafer3769 my business cell is (559)7334004 you can text me a few pictures

@@Theshoeman02 just sent you pics and the culprit

@@richardwesthafer3769 that sounds good I won’t be at my shop until Monday so I’ll talk to you then

@@jonviol if you watch my latest video on Iron Rangers I have a better description on making the new footbeds and gemming

@@jonviol czcams.com/video/YGO2JueFRn8/video.htmlsi=KH5ZKLFw3BukWYnC

Yes I wouldn’t recommend this for daily cleaning. You can still use the Lincoln EZ cleaner, but you don’t have to soak the boots like I did here. Just make sure to thoroughly condition the leather after.

@@AmineSari-fh4mw no the customer requested we remove the steel toes

@@AlanisNVOLEON feel free to send them on in! Message my business cell (559)733-4004

@@Theshoeman02 awesome! Thank you sir! Definitely will be reaching out.

Yep, I intend on putting many miles on them.😊