@@nicholasharris237 it was my pleasure

@@marytaylor1187 these are vintage elephant boots. Back when they were legal. It is still legal to use elephant today, but it’s heavily regulated

@@Bscott-390 potentially, I’ve got a lot of boots I want to video, but not enough time to do so unfortunately

@@thegreygourmand thanks for watching!

@@derekhoff232 no this customer opted for rubber midsoles

@gizmococolola oh awesome! I’m getting them ready to ship out here soon!

@@MaliOsage awesome Wyatt and Dad are great cobblers

@@marytaylor1187 I always tell my wife a shoe addiction is way cheaper than drugs and cars 😂

@@Bscott-390 awesome text me some pictures to my business phone at (559)-733-4004 and we can get started!

@@jameszclark I’ve cut, stabbed, and hammered my hands so many times, I’ve learned not too 😂

@Theshoeman02 at least until the next time you get yourself 🤣 Good stuff

@@saulbroa7551 this job starts at $185 and can go up to about $300

@@Bscott-390 the boot I see the least is Double H. They make a great boot for style and work. They obviously have different lines of boots at different prices, so just remember you get what you pay for. And I understand not everyone has $300-$500 for a pair of boots, but when you take into consideration how many pairs of $100-$200 boots people go through really fast. Buying the $500 boot will end up saving them money because they last 2-3 times longer than the cheaper boot, and resoles are cheaper than buying another boot.

@@geoffreyokamoto133 yes we can! If. You can email us some pictures of the bag at [email protected]

@@Horseshowproductions all high heel brands use the same thickness sole and you’d be surprised at how long those thin rubber soles last

@@Theshoeman02 Thank you so much for your quick reply. I have a new pair of Red Stingray cowboy(girl) boots that I will use for actually riding and showing horses. In the equestrian world, we don't use any footwear with rubber soles. Rubber soles make a person conduct some sort of static, and if you zap your horse every time you touch him, it makes for a very skittish horse. 😵😂 I want someone to make thick red leather soles where the leather isn't just dyed on the surface but is red throughout. It will also preserve the current leather soles, and if I wear through them, the added protective red layer can be removed and replaced while preserving the original leather sole. So, that is how I came upon your video because I was looking for red leather soles for my boots. Again, Thank you for your expertise and reply.

@@barrymantelli8011 there was a small portion of the welt that was damaged so we decided to replace the welts.

Where are you located man ?

@ we are in Smyrna tn near Nashville

@@AngelViktoria this job starts at $165

@@pharoahmonk50 The leather sole wasn’t conducive for his work. That is why he exchanged it for rubber

@@Theshoeman02 Thanks for the clarification. You know he might have been better off spending his money to purchase a second pair of AE's more conducive for his work. It is obvious, however, that he has a strong connection with the shoes you recrafted for him.

@@DEN3366 thanks for watching! No the Blake Stitch does not go through the welt. The Welt is there for aesthetics and to cover up the “tan line” left from the original sole on the uppers.

@ Thanks

@@lukefall5772 I could agree that leather breathes more, but as for comfort I always side with rubber since it gives more that leather. Leather will form to your foot over time which is why I recommend doing the leather midsole with a rubber outsole

I appreciate your thoughts!