Why when all up the upper gets tossed. Do you clean your engine bay before every oil change? Lol

@@Deaddriftbum it's called having standards

@@Deaddriftbum Its just common courtesy really. Why leave a bunch of mud all over your boots for someone else to deal with when you could just clean them up a little bit before-hand. I'm not saying you need to deep clean them but at least spray them down with a hose or something to get the giant chunks of mud off.

Those were from a smoke jumper. That wasn't dirt on them. it was ashes. They wore those risking their lives. Your cobbler could only wish to make boots this well.

That’s why you mail them in. They won’t chase the mail man.

Друг!! И я так считаю. Залип просто.

Может по ихнему это работа считается реставрации

Просто зажмотили кожу на голенище лучше новые ботинки сделать

Не 90%,а 40% от силы,чем глядел¿

С такой трудозатратой можно было и новые сделать и не ебаться с этим барахлом

You keep your old uppers that are already broken in.

@@Kevin_Eder Also much cheaper.

It’s cheaper, also the fact that we live in a very disposable generation, what not keep something around for awhile vs throwing it out? People always say recycle then throw out their old phone, shoes, pants, and so on

@@HI-MAN_010 new shoes for $300 is better than this one

@@HI-MAN_010 they must be very efficient. I mean I don't know crap about this. I assume they do multiple at once. But that seems like so much work for $300. Very cool though.

These arnt your regular Kodiak boots for sue

And a pair of laced up laces would be a nice finishing touch. Great job, craftsman!!

Esa reparación sale más caro que nueva gueyyyyyyy

Amen

God bless the man that put those boots to work

Да уж новые бы и сделал, в конец!!! А то голяшки старые оставил!!!

Now we know why good boots are so expensive.

I don't think this craft will ever die, people just love the superior product too much.

Pues lo único que quedaron usado de las botas serian los calcetines

Очень сомнительная экономия.

Новые ботинки со старым голенищем

Right.. that is what I was thinking

Раскажи )

@@zolotoy8014 идет джентельмен по лесу и видит, как дровосек необычным топором рубит дерево: - откуда у вас такой топор? - о этот топор перешел мне по наследству. Топор самого Авраама Линкольна! - Потрясающе! Как он хорошо сохранился! - Да уж, ...(далее по тексту выше)

Шнурки же остались! 😂

love from morrocco 🇲🇦

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and it was more then double the cost of a new pair , to have the old ones rebuilt $$$

@@diverdave4056 someone else said 300 for rebuild, 550 for new. where do we find out who is correct?

@@nathano2778 I heard from a friend who wears Nicks for firefighting, and she said that they were in the 500s as well.

Awesome! Thank you!

Русский -5 ! )))

Традиционно, на фоне хвалебных откликов иностранцев русский сражает своей прямотой наповал.

Там несколько мастеров работает. Все на потоке

Love the translation “a master of this level will never be without bread”.

Просто иногда так трудно разносить ботинки, что проще вот так отреставрировать, чем сбивать ноги о новую пару. Хотя, я не знаю, насколько тут сохраняется форма.

Это не сапожник это волшебник!Брово!!!

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What different route did you go? What did you do? Just curious.

Fire jumpers boots with new soles. Have my whites in same shape

Support American craftsmen spend American buy American

@@jimedward3011 You are quite right! I am French and appreciate the quality of the products of real artisans like Nick's Boots. Living with prairie dogs for almost 25 years maybe makes me a little bit American.

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Shoes shouldnt have arch support. That's the problem with everyone posture, stride, and pain. People for thousands of years went barefoot or had very thin shoes and people actually used all the muscles in their feet and the natural arch is there for a reason. Idiots just thought in the late 1900s it be good to make shoes that have you angled up facing forward and screw your natural stride up thinking it would be better lol. They was wrong

@@themotorcycleguy5980 I have fallen arches, so having a boot with arch support helps in my case. But I see your point

First off, humans have been wearing protective covering over their feet since the dawn of mankind. There were never groups of humans who walked barefoot their entire lives. Second off, when people began living past age 40, they realized that they needed better foot support in order to not be crippled in pain at age 45. This is why we have arch support, raised heels and rubber outsoles.

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They are artist

Exactly. And now that customizing shoes is such a popular thing now there is definitely room to add new services..

Thank you!

Супер работа !

Чтобы сохранить что то надо иметь кожанные, качественные, а сейчас шлепают за бешенные деньги, которые только на один сезон и то не факт, что проносите.

Это просто как пример показали

Они это делают каждый день за $299. А новые $550+. Что не умеете читать?

@@vitaly6312 там от старых сапог только голенище остается, его производство принципиально сильно ниже остального.

You have seen the price?? not cheap

@@deathbyproxy2 yep. But “buy once, cry once” I guess.

@@deathbyproxy2 you won't be disappointed

😆

Es una persona que trabaja, y llega tan casada que sólo tiene ganas de descansar

😃😃😃😃🤣🤣🤣

I worked in a heel bar uk in the 60s ,shoes had chewing gum ,shite ,mud,oil,grease,etc on them, Wanted shoes done WUW while you wait service, Many customers asked,can you just clean them? When you say a tin of polish about 50 pence them days.brush 75 pence. Answer was no ,leave them ok. I still look at peoples shoe heels,if they are worn down badly,women too,they usually are scruffy gits,Lol.

Salak bu normalde bu kadar emek yok bu işi zorlaştırıyor

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Ребята небросайте такое дело

Столько к вам увжения и желания смотреть и любоваься не бросайте и не забывайте это дело

@John Johnson yeah, boots don’t usually last long for me. The concrete dust and rebar tend to destroy them.

@John Johnson I had a pair of Red Wing moc toes that didn’t last a year before they were toast.

love from morrocco 🇲🇦

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And here I was thinking if the boots are basically being remade it's best you buy a new one

@@kunsamasan nope there is no need to buy a new pair every time they need to be rebuilt. This design of boots have been around for possibly the last 100 years. Not much has changed with design except the introduction of the "vibram" sole. Typically the sole on these boots are flat with a lil tread. Before the use of rubber, the entire sole was made out of leather. These boots are designed and built to last the wearer a life time, as long as they are properly cared for. Cleaning any and all mud off, as mud will pull moisture out of the leather and will cause damage over a shorter time. Just like with our skin we put lotion on it to keep it soft and flexible. The same goes with the leather in the boots, you keep them oiled and clean they will stay flexible and soft. I wear my boots every day, and the days that I don't wear them I can tell and feel the difference in my feet and calves. If you get a custom fit boot, the break in time is 2 weeks, depending on who tells you what a mixture of 50/50 water and rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle, when you first wear them for the first 2 weeks spray on the 50/50 mix as much as possible, this will help break in the boots to forum to your foot and ankle. Afterwards I would then oil then up till the leather can not take anymore oil. Obenauf's heavy duty lp is the brand I use, I will not use anything else, all other "boot oils" have petroleum in them and can cause damage to the threads and leather. Remember you want to replace the natural oils that were in the leather with a natural boot oil, and Obenauf's is the only natural boot oil on the market.

@@kunsamasan why would you want to buy another pair for $600-700 when you can have them rebuilt for $200-250? Plus, there’s almost no break in time with a rebuilt boot. These are not throw away boots, these are life time boots and most of the time their handed down to the child or to someone else and they’ll wear them their whole life

@@SuperFlowback I've never heard of Nicks Boots so I didn't know they were so Expensive or custom made.

@@nickgentry6790 Была до резины и деревяная подошва подбивали подковами которую

😂

it does say total rebuild

Me too

@@anthonybanda8192 rebuild these beast

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I have the impression that you’re 90% stupid!

The boots of Theseus

It’s like saying this is my favourite axe. Only replaced the handle twice and the head once.

Wasn’t called a restoration, it was called a rebuild.

@@jamesmilos9909 This was neither a restoration or a rebuild. If a wall is knocked down and you use the same stones to build it again, that's a "rebuild" If you use virtually all new stone and only put back the original coping stone, that's a new build. This doesn't detract from the skill shown here. My father was a cobbler.

I thought the exact same thing