Wow, thank you!

I can attest to their focus on getting every aspect right. I've had multiple pairs done by Wyatt. Their attention to detail is second to none.

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Alpine is currently available with black wedge sole. I prefer The wedge sole. I stand and walk a lot and find wedges are much easier on my back. I agree, they do look great and he did a fantastic job.

Not true, Im only 298 lbs... Dont hate the player, hate the game.

That boot is not the new one Red wing just released. If it was the new release it would’ve had the black vibram wedge sole.

What makes you think the boot is a few months old?? That boot is an old redwing release

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Hand stitching those new welts probably took at least two hours alone.

Those boots are $500-$600, so the repair is a fraction of the cost (25-30%). Otherwise, buy cheap $100-$200 boots, that aren't repairable, and just throw them away every 6-12 months. If you do the math, better quality leather boots that are made to be repaired, save you lots of money over time, and provide better foot support. Nick's, White's, Frank's, etc, are high-quality built boots that will last your lifetime if cared for and repaired when needed.

Haha. Thanks!

They did…

Thank you! Cheers!

Maybe he just liked the uppers a lot. The toe drop actually changed the look quite a bit, resembling an indy boot. If he was going to make these changes anyway, buying a new pair wouldn't have made sense. This probably worked out better for him.

I have to agree with me. This reminded me of old days when someone buys a used CIvic for 10K and proceed to put extra 30K+ to "sup" it up. Not my cup of tea but will respect those that do. I would guess this "total recraft" wasn't very cheap.

@@ryanpiyo98Indy boot?? No resemblance whatsoever

Good catch!

I did, actually had to strip and correct a previous polish job too. That part just didn’t make the edit.

@@CobblerTobias ooh, I can sleep now 🤗, I just love that colour 👌. Thanks for the reply tobas, what was the cost after?

We can do it for you. Check out our website and ship them in. WyattandDad.com

I’m not sure I could say all do, but I can’t think of any that don’t, off the top of my head

Probably, but you can’t get this boot anymore and certainly not with these upgrades.

Thanks! Here is the link to that job on our website, with prices wyattanddad.com/products/the-dr-sole?variant=42582001647797

Good point. Who makes the same boot brand new exactly like it is now though? People are now customizing their footwear like people have customized cars for an extremely long time.

We edited the dry time out. In this case the lining was put back in place to brush cement on the gemming but then opened back up to dry in the heatbox before reassembly.

Redwing offers a replacement supersole for $150. That’s the best option for them. There are shops that will resole them also. They convert them to a different type sole. Currently, we no longer offer that service.

Not as bad of one. Stitched gimming needs to be covered with a liner to protect the foot from wearing out the stitches on the inner sole side.

Hi Kurt Yes, we offer mail in services. Check out our website for different packages available WyattandDad.com Thanks

We wear different types of boots that we have customized for support, comfort and durability. We typically wear a different brand and model every day.

Email us for this discussion. Wyattndad@gmail.com Thanks

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The customers buy them and send them to us

I imagine it would be pretty cool, but wear off as soon as they got worn some. I used rit dye on my Jeep top windows years ago, long before you could buy them already tented. It worked great for tinting them for me

@@WyattDadCobblerCompany yeah I wasn't sure how deeply it would penetrate. Would be cool to see though. I hope they make more colors in the future. They look like great products.

Check out our website for prices Thanks WyattandDad.com

The structured toe removal was $30. Inner soles are $80. Steel shanks are $10 The rest of the job is available on our website. Here is the direct link for it: wyattanddad.com/products/the-dr-sole?variant=42761917202613

That wouldn’t make much of a video, would it?

Prices vary a lot in the industry. It depends on a lot of different factors. Some have higher prices to control the demand. They can only do so much work and are way behind, even with the high prices. It also depends on the level of perfection the consumer wants delivered. Obviously, higher standards require more time and time is money. There are cobblers that are not as well known that are not as expensive, yet deliver a very good quality product. That’s why we do the Tony goes a cobblin videos. The big thing we stress, is don’t just shop price. Always check out their work before trusting your shoes/boots with someone. Just because the shop has been around a long time doesn’t mean quality. There is also the problem that the materials costs have gone up 25% or more multiple times over the last 3 years. Not to mention rents and wages. Boots and shoes prices have not made such leaps and bounds. That changes the dynamics of cost percentages vs new and closes the gaps making repairs cost almost as much as new. This eliminates the repairs on lower price point footwear, making more shops struggle to make ends meet. Our economy definitely needs some leveling out. The same thing can be said for most repair industries.

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That’s not Alpine portage. That’s the old collectible Kangatan. Agree, boots are worth less now after the make over.