Hi I am a housewife and I live in Guadalajara México ( city of tequila) I find your videos so relaxing, my English is not so good but I understand every word ( most of them) you said. 🤗
Thing is you don't know what you will get back at some random cobbler, you might regret it and should have just bought a new pair. This guy does his advertising on youtube, shows his quality of work and knowledge.
@@And-zo8jn I would get quality boots repaired every single time over new replacements. Boots that are worn in fit you like a glove, and have a beautiful patina. New boots/shoes take years to properly break in and become "yours". Plus, why replace them anyway when they can be serviced and last many more years!
This guy is younger than those boots. But still he is the one who makes this profession as art, and make it sure to survive for decades. (I don't know how the hell I got to this channel, but I sacrificed 4 hours to this artist.) Keep on, man!
I got here looking for ways to clean stains out of nubuck. I ended up watching this whole video. This process is fascinating. I really appreciate the detail you put in here. I've learned something new today.
I need a cobbler of this man's incredible skill to repair my comfy worn in nubuck timbs. I've got three pairs that the outsole has detached at the toe. My timbs cost me 120 US twenty years ago, I'd pay that amount again to get them restored because as anybody familiar with work boots knows, once they're broken in you've got some happy feet.
Dude I just found this channel and subscribed like 2 days ago.... your videos are really realy ace man. I've been trying to be more like my grandfather where when I buy something I take care of it so it lasts forever and your work is just unbelievable and reminds me of him and his generation so much.
The environment thanks you. There really is a lot that can be done if we just live more conscious. Repair, maintain and think about what we really need and what just takes space and gets thrown away later.
Simply amazing pal 🖐️ ,iv had mine for 21 years so not as old but I love em ,my wife's been trying to make me throw them away for years but I just can't and after seeing this I'm certainly not going to,true craftsmanship right there 🖐️
Same lol. I have some that are 20 years old. Got them when I started working at timberland when I was 15. First shoes I got from them. Now I need to restore them. Too good to throw out.
Thanks for including the price of £160 for a full restoration. Cobbler concierge glued a thin elvis sole on my worn out timberlands for US$120. It fell off within an hour and cobbler concierge blocked my calls, I was out $120 plus possible shipping from Hawaii back to New York City. Their long turnaround timeframe prevented me from getting a credit card charge back. Swindled
Love your channel. Timberlands are my favourite footwear, I still live in the 90's in my head. Many times iv wanted old boots repaired but the prices quoted where similar to buying a new pair. Unless they're sentimental it's not worth it. These boots cost £150 to buy and would have been £50 in the early 90's. That guy loved them boots.
That was a pleasure to watch. I have some Doc Martin work boots that are around forty years old and had a resole about fifteen years ago. I did once get a cheap pair of work boots and they lasted about three weeks before the polyurethane soles fell apart. I got my money back
Hi , greetings from India mate, I visited Tring during my UK holiday 10 years ago. Lovely lovely town. I had few drinks at the Robin Hood pub. Enjoyed ur videos, keep rocking champ, cheers
Dan...you are good...! Really good at what you do! That 30yrs old Timberland shoes looks great and the owner should be delighted about it! Job well done!
I fear the worst for this lovely pair of timberlands - you forgot to say "let's get sticky" when you glued up and put on the vibrams!! 😆 Great job yet again!
Thanks for the pricing at the end, seems like not a bad price considering the work and materials. My 20 yr old black timberlands are still in good shape, but it's nice to know this is possible.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say apron continuity is not critical. Great video man, as usual. Keep it up and thank you! Edit: Holy wow these look stunning!
I've just watched this video (10 months late) and I have to say, quite frankly, that was amazing. I'm a military boot nut, owning about fifteen pairs, including Haix, Altberg, Meindl, Iturri etc etc. If any of them ever need attention, I now know exactly who to contact. Just subscribed to the channel as well, so it won't take ten months to see content lol. Brilliant.
They look good as new. Actually better since the leather will be way more comfortable. I usually just throw out my work boots and get new red wings every couple of years, but the upgrades you added in make me think it is a better value to have them redone by you.
My mum bought me a pair about 9yrs ago and passed away sadly. The soles have just started peeling off. Glad to know they can be restored. As they are a bit sentimental.
Almost died when when gluing the new soles on and the "let's get sticky" music didn't come on, however the new "1980's action hero prepping for the final fight by loading his weapons and applying camo paint" montage music was ace!
I've got the same boot. Very comfortable, unless you're walking on rocks. The weak outsole and lack of mid-sole offer little protection and you can feel them poking thru. Would love to have mine rebuilt like this.
Awesome refurbish Dan. I think I would have had a red sole put on them and red laces. And I see Ron there. Looks like that Hussy flew the coup but left him a single dad? I dunno. Maybe it's her day at the spa. Happy St Pat's Day too!! J
Always had Timberland shoes, moccasins with lug soles or their deck shoes. They wore like iron. Unfortunately they quit making those models which was a shame. Good work revitalizing those hi-tops.
I presently have 2 pair I just pulled out and was thinking about 🤔 what to do with them to bring them back to usefulness. This video was a on time 😊 thank you for this.
I’ve actually thought about coming to England and having you resole and heel my patent leather Ferragamo concert shoes for me. You’re very enticing and an expert.
What a great rebuild and upgrade of what were originally built as a "disposable" boot. The customer should get many more years out of them. Did the light wax content of the cream mess up the texture of the nubuck, or did they brush out OK? It's hard to tell on my phone screen.
Good as new. I miss having a cobblers here in the US. We’ve become a throw away society. The price you charge is well worth it for a favorite pair of shoes or boots.
Great job and very cheap too! In my time I have had many pairs of Timberland boots just like these. I never ever thought of getting them repaired, I just threw them out and got a new pair! Oh well!
Probably the cheapest way to be honest. I'm all for make do and mend, but when a repair costs twice the price of a new pair, is it really the best option? Unless you have an emotional attachment to them, it's not really the best idea to pay over £100 for a repair when a new pair can be got for around £65 if you look around.
@@kris9548 Amazon, currently on there for £59.99. Google is your friend pal. You can DEFINITELY find a pair cheaper than the cost of repairing the ones in this video, even in Schuh where everything is overpriced. Leave them to black rappers though, if you're a white guy, you'll only look a total blert in Timberlands.
Respectable shoemaker I'm stonished by your magnificent work even being you a very young one person, such kind of handcraft require a long time experience.
Even though the sole isn't stitched on I figure if it comes loose I can re-glue it. The Vibrum sole that's stitched has the recessed from the edge lugs that I don't care for Good Job again!
Supreme video. I'm jealous. The outcome looks better than my brand new pair...lol. Thanks for a fun vid and a great job as always. Thanks for letting us know the price too. You're right. $120 is a steal.
Bought mine about 7 months ago and the newer versions in sole is made from a nice shock absorption material, really comfy ...I just wish they were Goodyear welted so the repair would be much easier but other than that LOVE timberland boots...keep up the great work...oh and I've seen another youtuber do this after shampooing it makes the leather kinda dry and light in colour so to bring the colour and nap back he used mink oil...brought that particular pair back from the dead!..tc
I had no idea you could restore those kind of boots/shoes that way, I`m now determined not to throw any of mine away ever, from now on, I`m just gonna find a decent cobbler here in Scotland & get them repaired!
My school's textiles unit had a foot powered singer boot maker one that looked similar but a lot older and my teacher said his grandma had the same one, so this one is probably only 50 or less yrs old.
My school's textiles unit had a foot powered singer boot maker one that looked similar but a lot older and my teacher said his grandma had the same one, so this one is probably only 50 or less yrs old.
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Hi I am a housewife and I live in Guadalajara México ( city of tequila) I find your videos so relaxing, my English is not so good but I understand every word ( most of them) you said. 🤗
Your English is perfectly fine :)
Ola your english is far better than my spanish 😕
Your English is not bad at all, very impressed!
@@romystumpy1197 if I can help you with your Spanish please let me know
@@romystumpy1197 if I can help you with your Spanish please let me know
I’m on my third pair. I honestly didn’t know you could restore things like this. Great to watch as always.
Thing is you don't know what you will get back at some random cobbler, you might regret it and should have just bought a new pair. This guy does his advertising on youtube, shows his quality of work and knowledge.
Also it would cost as much as a new pair almost. So that the reason why people mostly do full repairs on quality boots and not cheap ones
Any good cobbler will be able to upgrade your shoe better than factory, so it's a no-brainer. And you can customize sole colors, types, etc.
@@And-zo8jn I would get quality boots repaired every single time over new replacements. Boots that are worn in fit you like a glove, and have a beautiful patina. New boots/shoes take years to properly break in and become "yours". Plus, why replace them anyway when they can be serviced and last many more years!
@@twocansams6335 very true. I had a local guy resole my moc toe redwings and he ruined them
This guy is younger than those boots.
But still he is the one who makes this profession as art, and make it sure to survive for decades.
(I don't know how the hell I got to this channel, but I sacrificed 4 hours to this artist.)
Keep on, man!
Cobblering is becoming a lost art and I love watching you bring UGLY shoes back to life. Those super detailed soles you put on are amazing. 👍🏼
Always nice to watch a craftsman restoring what once was.
Good lessons for all to learn from. Thnx Dan!
People say they aren't made the same anymore, true?
@@geofffikar3417 I heard even Demonias are bad now since they switched to being made in china, so it's possible.
I got here looking for ways to clean stains out of nubuck. I ended up watching this whole video. This process is fascinating. I really appreciate the detail you put in here. I've learned something new today.
2:03 saying freeze and holding a heat gun. Epic!
I need a cobbler of this man's incredible skill to repair my comfy worn in nubuck timbs. I've got three pairs that the outsole has detached at the toe. My timbs cost me 120 US twenty years ago, I'd pay that amount again to get them restored because as anybody familiar with work boots knows, once they're broken in you've got some happy feet.
That's more that a restoration; that's a total upgrade! Beautiful work!
Wow, well done!
Hard to believe they are 30 years old.
My work boots look like that after 3 days lol.
You must have one hell of a job, LOL!
@@geofffikar3417 I work in a machine shop, lots of oil, coolant and metal chips lol.
@@jerseyjoe2684 I understand now!
@@CatNerfer3000 😂
Good job, they look incredible. Should be the firm basis of another 30 years use.
They haven't been used for 30 years. Obviously they laid around in some corner for 25 years.
@@benitofranklyn4237 maybe almost 29 year and half... 😂😂
That moment you find out they were fake after 30 years and a restoration.
Dude I just found this channel and subscribed like 2 days ago.... your videos are really realy ace man. I've been trying to be more like my grandfather where when I buy something I take care of it so it lasts forever and your work is just unbelievable and reminds me of him and his generation so much.
The environment thanks you. There really is a lot that can be done if we just live more conscious. Repair, maintain and think about what we really need and what just takes space and gets thrown away later.
Simply amazing pal 🖐️ ,iv had mine for 21 years so not as old but I love em ,my wife's been trying to make me throw them away for years but I just can't and after seeing this I'm certainly not going to,true craftsmanship right there 🖐️
Same lol. I have some that are 20 years old. Got them when I started working at timberland when I was 15. First shoes I got from them. Now I need to restore them. Too good to throw out.
Another perfect re-sole, with a nice leather midsole and no stitching through the outsole. Great job!
These videos are some of my favorite. Not high end boots are the most satisfying to restore.
Thanks for including the price of £160 for a full restoration. Cobbler concierge glued a thin elvis sole on my worn out timberlands for US$120. It fell off within an hour and cobbler concierge blocked my calls, I was out $120 plus possible shipping from Hawaii back to New York City. Their long turnaround timeframe prevented me from getting a credit card charge back. Swindled
What a wonderful Sunday surprise 😊😊😊 amazing job giving new life to old and tired Tims
Hey Kristen 👋
@@svenneven hello
I worked hard all day to get it out tonight!
@@Dan_the_cobbler it is greatly appreciated!! Thank you 😊
Impresionante. De los trabajos más profesionales que he visto en mucho tiempo. El taller está hermosamente montado. Realmente sólido.
Love your channel. Timberlands are my favourite footwear, I still live in the 90's in my head. Many times iv wanted old boots repaired but the prices quoted where similar to buying a new pair. Unless they're sentimental it's not worth it. These boots cost £150 to buy and would have been £50 in the early 90's. That guy loved them boots.
That was a pleasure to watch. I have some Doc Martin work boots that are around forty years old and had a resole about fifteen years ago.
I did once get a cheap pair of work boots and they lasted about three weeks before the polyurethane soles fell apart. I got my money back
Wow they Look soo good! You are a Real artist in what You do!
Best regards from Germany
How have I not found this channel earlier. Instant sub , and now I shall binge all content ;)
Timberland need to hire you as an official UK service point. Those look amazing
How did I get here? I was watching something else, and when I come back this beautiful human is on my screen. Great job on the boots by the way!
He has crazy skills, and it doesn't hurt that he's extremely easy on the eyes!!
Hi , greetings from India mate, I visited Tring during my UK holiday 10 years ago. Lovely lovely town. I had few drinks at the Robin Hood pub. Enjoyed ur videos, keep rocking champ, cheers
Dan...you are good...! Really good at what you do! That 30yrs old Timberland shoes looks great and the owner should be delighted about it! Job well done!
Awesome job Dan. That leather midsole is going to make an incredible difference in the fit and feel of the boots. Well done mate.
There is something so satisfying about boot restoration. Awesome job!
Yes! Thank you!
I fear the worst for this lovely pair of timberlands - you forgot to say "let's get sticky" when you glued up and put on the vibrams!! 😆 Great job yet again!
By far the most satisfying part of these videos is his passion for his work.
Wish I felt that way about my day job!
Thanks for the pricing at the end, seems like not a bad price considering the work and materials.
My 20 yr old black timberlands are still in good shape, but it's nice to know this is possible.
Who’d of thought this was absolutely riveting? I’m now 4 hours in? Blinding. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Feels like a intro masterclass, awesome job, truly a craftsman at his work.
I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say apron continuity is not critical. Great video man, as usual. Keep it up and thank you!
Edit: Holy wow these look stunning!
I've just watched this video (10 months late) and I have to say, quite frankly, that was amazing. I'm a military boot nut, owning about fifteen pairs, including Haix, Altberg, Meindl, Iturri etc etc. If any of them ever need attention, I now know exactly who to contact. Just subscribed to the channel as well, so it won't take ten months to see content lol. Brilliant.
Masterful. The antithesis of a load of old cobblers😊
You are a shoe magician where miracle(s) are daily! Well done and thank you Dan! 👏🔥🔥🎉💫
Thanks mate! I got myself a pair of Timms and got some stains on it which were horrible and after this video they look so much better!!
They look good as new. Actually better since the leather will be way more comfortable. I usually just throw out my work boots and get new red wings every couple of years, but the upgrades you added in make me think it is a better value to have them redone by you.
Really couldn’t say the look good as new to be honest. About 65%
Dan, great channel. Keep up the great work! From Atlanta, USA.
So well done...its so satisfying to watch your videos.
Love this channel, these old timberlands came out lovely! I live in Ireland now, but originally from 10 miles away from you 👍
Excellent,another 30yrs of boot life !!
Bravo good job my friend.
Congratulations.
Great job! Those boots bring back a lot of memories. Wore a pair just like them back in the day!
My mum bought me a pair about 9yrs ago and passed away sadly. The soles have just started peeling off. Glad to know they can be restored. As they are a bit sentimental.
I live near timberland HQ, and have had these off and on. You easily made these magnitudes better than any of the factory originals I have owned.
Just buy a better brand boot. Boots are like whores. Cheap whores ain’t good, good whores ain’t cheap.
Almost died when when gluing the new soles on and the "let's get sticky" music didn't come on, however the new "1980's action hero prepping for the final fight by loading his weapons and applying camo paint" montage music was ace!
Hello Dan, Greetings from California, I love your shop and your channel brings memories of my childhood.
I wish we could see more customer reactions. Even if we don’t see their faces. The shoes look amazing!
I've got the same boot. Very comfortable, unless you're walking on rocks. The weak outsole and lack of mid-sole offer little protection and you can feel them poking thru. Would love to have mine rebuilt like this.
Spend the money and buy a quality boot, then you won’t have that problem.
Great to see a craftsmen in action👍🏻
Not many like him left, it's a shame, he is so skilled.
And in his spare time, Captain America restore boots and shoes. Wonderful video 💖💖
Awesome refurbish Dan. I think I would have had a red sole put on them and red laces. And I see Ron there. Looks like that Hussy flew the coup but left him a single dad? I dunno. Maybe it's her day at the spa. Happy St Pat's Day too!! J
Always had Timberland shoes, moccasins with lug soles or their deck shoes. They wore like iron. Unfortunately they quit making those models which was a shame. Good work revitalizing those hi-tops.
I feel like that's very cheap for the repair you did! Great job as always
Timberland are raging mad about this video as they want you to always buy new boots but this guy is ex forces and knows his stuff
You speak 🗣️ so Polished DAN❤
It's just absolutely ecstatic watching all your fabulous restoration jobs. 😊😊😊
I presently have 2 pair I just pulled out and was thinking about 🤔 what to do with them to bring them back to usefulness. This video was a on time 😊 thank you for this.
You make being a cobbler a really interesting profession
Good Job! Those boot's look comfortable.
Fantastic. Rebuild and save. Apprentice our youth in crafting livelyhoods
Dan I enjoyed this one and it came at the right time. Was searching for something to watch.
Great job Dan!
I’ve actually thought about coming to England and having you resole and heel my patent leather Ferragamo concert shoes for me. You’re very enticing and an expert.
This guy is a master. !!!!! Very professional.
WOW ! What a transformation ! Well done 🤩😍👍
Haven’t watch in a few month wow … glad to be back 🎉
The boots look good and the customer should be happy to wear them again. The video was entertaining as well.
Unbelievable.. great work
What a great rebuild and upgrade of what were originally built as a "disposable" boot. The customer should get many more years out of them. Did the light wax content of the cream mess up the texture of the nubuck, or did they brush out OK? It's hard to tell on my phone screen.
Way to go. Keep craftsmanship alive!!!
It's a sunny day in Poland! I eat dinner and watch you fix your shoes and give him a new life;)
I don't need anything else on Sunday;) Regards!
Good as new. I miss having a cobblers here in the US. We’ve become a throw away society. The price you charge is well worth it for a favorite pair of shoes or boots.
Wow what an amazing job they will last another 30 yrs now fantastic job 😃
Great job and very cheap too! In my time I have had many pairs of Timberland boots just like these. I never ever thought of getting them repaired, I just threw them out and got a new pair! Oh well!
Probably the cheapest way to be honest. I'm all for make do and mend, but when a repair costs twice the price of a new pair, is it really the best option? Unless you have an emotional attachment to them, it's not really the best idea to pay over £100 for a repair when a new pair can be got for around £65 if you look around.
@@biddlybingdebong8959 I would love to know where you get a pair of timbs for 65quid
@@kris9548 Amazon, currently on there for £59.99. Google is your friend pal. You can DEFINITELY find a pair cheaper than the cost of repairing the ones in this video, even in Schuh where everything is overpriced.
Leave them to black rappers though, if you're a white guy, you'll only look a total blert in Timberlands.
Dan, this is my third video I have watched of yours, they are fantastic. Thanks from Chicago, Liked and Subscribed.
Respectable shoemaker I'm stonished by your magnificent work even being you a very young one person, such kind of handcraft require a long time experience.
120 for a new shoe. Thats a steal! great job. I love your repair videos
Awesome job, I could watch these all day. It’s very calming. So PLEASE tell me about the DUCKS
GREAT JOB on the boots, man! And I sure wish my arms and chest looked like yours do in that shirt.
Masterful! And appreciated the POV views as well!
Man, these vids are like butter to bread. Lightens up your day. :D
Keep it up Mr. Dan!
yeahhhh new video 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Absolutely fantastic dan!!
The back inner side of the shoe looks destroyed (00:16:29), would that be comfortable to wear?
The boots look amazing and are probably better than new. Loved the video
For some old boots you did a great job Dan!!!
Even though the sole isn't stitched on I figure if it comes loose I can re-glue it. The Vibrum sole that's stitched has the recessed from the edge lugs that I don't care for
Good Job again!
no bisquit brake, jeez u keep working harder and harder
great vid, much love
They look exactly like my 3 year old Timbs. Great work
Another job well done. I have a pair of Danners from my EMT days that I'd love to have done like this.
God I love this channel. 💖 The only cobbler serving cakes.
Supreme video. I'm jealous. The outcome looks better than my brand new pair...lol. Thanks for a fun vid and a great job as always. Thanks for letting us know the price too. You're right. $120 is a steal.
Bought mine about 7 months ago and the newer versions in sole is made from a nice shock absorption material, really comfy ...I just wish they were Goodyear welted so the repair would be much easier but other than that LOVE timberland boots...keep up the great work...oh and I've seen another youtuber do this after shampooing it makes the leather kinda dry and light in colour so to bring the colour and nap back he used mink oil...brought that particular pair back from the dead!..tc
It seem that Ron have a little familie now! 👨👩👧🐥🐥🐣
I had no idea you could restore those kind of boots/shoes that way, I`m now determined not to throw any of mine away ever, from now on, I`m just gonna find a decent cobbler here in Scotland & get them repaired!
My new favourite channel!
Beautiful job!! They should last another 30 years! I love the machinery in your shop. How old is the stitching machine?
Im crushing on the stitching machine too!💋 idk why.
Obviously they didn't "last" for 30 years. They way they look they've been used for 5 years max and then left in some corner.
@@benitofranklyn4237 I know right who going to walk about in boots with a hole in bottom of it letting in water, debris etc… no one feet be damaged
My school's textiles unit had a foot powered singer boot maker one that looked similar but a lot older and my teacher said his grandma had the same one, so this one is probably only 50 or less yrs old.
My school's textiles unit had a foot powered singer boot maker one that looked similar but a lot older and my teacher said his grandma had the same one, so this one is probably only 50 or less yrs old.