I really enjoy watching your videos! I have some Redwing Irish Setters that I really wish I took better care of. I put in thousands of work hours in those boots and have grown so much sentimental value with them..they're worn and stitching has been torn but I could never get myself to throw them away. I hope I can send them out to you one day to get them back to better than new! Thank you and Merry Christmas!!
They look great, and much better with your replacement welt IMHO. Agreed on the dark brown, but they still look fantastic. Hit it out of the park again!
Great resole of this 1907’s. I ruined mine after a few months of wear. Put too much oil on it (while it’s properly oiled from factory). They went far too dark. Cleaned them to remove oil and they lost the nice original color and now they are light brown grayish with almost black spots. My lesson, don’t mess with these 1907’s, just a little clean ones a year and a few drops of Bick 4.
@@AaronG2480 yes, but they recovered nicely after a while so I now only use a bit of saddle soap to clean and preserve them. That’s enough to keep them ok. They even protected my feet after I had a small accident with my motorcycle.
Nice work Aaron! Thanks for all your videos too! Question... Is there a difference between the Goodyear Tampa and the Vibram Christy? Is it thicker? denser? longer wearing? It's the first time I've seen one.
Thanks!! For some reason I’ve seen they last a bit longer, and yes they are also a little more dense!! Just a bit, if you ask me I prefer them over Vibram! By the way Goodyear has been in business for decades!!
Recién me he suscrito a tu canal , muy bueno por cierto , quisiera preguntarte si crees que el 1907 se puede usar para trabajar o es solo para vestir o cómo solemos decir para domingear.
Buenas noches Gerardo, muchas gracias por el apoyo, la mayoría de personas no las usa para trabajar, pero originalmente es para lo que fueron echas, yo personalmente las uso para domingear y en mis años de zapatero la mayoría de la gente las usa para echar el cotorreo!!✋🏻👊😅 saludos
I will never understand why a shoe in this price range is not made in this design and quality. In large series production, the additional price can only be minimal and should be feasible with such a high selling price without further ado. On the other hand good for our revered master.
Not really, the foot bed needed to be replaced as well,the foot bed is the main thing you have to check when buying used shoes if is not in decent shape don’t buy them
@@AaronG2480 okay thank you for your help. I will just try to flatten the leather insole out with my feet and the extra insole i use with the boots. The previous owners foot was too small so the leather on the big toe area is pushed up.
I’ve watched countless videos of yours and I’m doing a pair of my own. I can’t seem to find thread strong enough. I bought 1mm waxed polyester and it breaks quite easily. Any tips?
One, I suggest roughing up the welt just before you stain it, before you stitch it on. Two, I am confused by the work you did to the boot. According to Red Wing, the 1907 comes with a Storm Welt. The 1907s have two visible rows of stitching on the welt. To me, it appeared that you applied the conventional Goodyear Welt stitch, not a Storm Welt stitch. ???
(Storm welt ) has nothing to do with 1, 2, or 10 rows of stitching The extra row of stitching you see on the 1907’s is just for decoration it’s not sewn to the uppers if that’s what you think, conventional welt, it is the flat/Regular welt,not the one I’m using here. There’s a difference between finish leather and rough leather. By the way I do hand welting, not Goodyear welting,It’s the Machine use to sewn the welt to uppers what’s called “GOODYEAR “ Merry Christmas!
@@AaronG2480 I am not counting stitching as much as I am reading what is on the Red Wing web site. Not unless someone resoled the boots before you did, the 1907s should have had an storm welt when they left the factory.
One of my favorite parts of your videos is when you thank your customers for their business.
This 1907 is my favorite mo.del
1907 mis favoritas
The best Job.
Nice
I don’t mind the natural look there’s a nice contrast between the dark and the light soles
I enjoy watching your craftmanship. I would like to send you my 1907's for recraft.
Look great aaron.ilove that boots👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Nhel 🙏
💚💛❤👊
Great combo.
Fuuuaa that mid sole leather be thicccc
Another 10-star job! Hoping you and your family and everyone you love are safe in Kentucky, Benjamin.
Thanks,
Hopefully he is!😓
Another pair well done! Great work!
Beautiful job, as always.
You're a true Craftsman !
Like always, awesome craftsmanship
This man gives me hope for humanity! God bless you my friend! 🙏 ❤
God bless you too!!! Thanks 🙏
@@AaronG2480 Don't work too hard Aaron! Spend some time with the family for the Holidays 🎄🎁⛄🍾
@@jonlanden1632 I will Jon, thanks !!!
Beautiful work amigo!!
They look great. They have a clean look. Thanks Aaron!
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Another great job Aaron! I’m going to have to come by and check out your shop and bring in a pair of boots , I’m not too far from you!
Gracias Aaron 💪🏼 🙌🏼
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Busy is good man! Keep it up! Excellent work
Thanks!!✋🏻👊
Otro trabajo bien hecho! Gracias por compartirlo con nosotros.
✋🏻👊
Great job!
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Beautiful work
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you're right, also for my taste. Nice job man,excellent, I really like how you work, you are precise and tidy good.🥇
Thanks!!✋🏻👊
I already know I’m bringing mine 1907 to you 😍
Anytime sir!!!✋🏻
I really enjoy watching your videos! I have some Redwing Irish Setters that I really wish I took better care of. I put in thousands of work hours in those boots and have grown so much sentimental value with them..they're worn and stitching has been torn but I could never get myself to throw them away. I hope I can send them out to you one day to get them back to better than new! Thank you and Merry Christmas!!
Anytime!
Merry Christmas!!
I enjoy watching your videos! I’m a cobbler too. You do excellent work 👞🔨
Thanks a lot, where do you live
Alabama
Ziet er prof eruit aaron je doet het heel goed echt netjes
They look great, and much better with your replacement welt IMHO. Agreed on the dark brown, but they still look fantastic. Hit it out of the park again!
😅😅 the welt huh!!
Thanks My Man.
@@AaronG2480 I'm afraid you'll never escape "The Wrath of The Welt".
@@-M-A-B- 🤯😅😅
Excelente trabajo, nitido, como de fabrica 👌
😬✋🏻👊
💯💯
Así es mejor quedaba con el acabado café 👍
felicidades amigo excelente trabajo
Gracias Alonso!!
From my point of view, I agree with the customer, they look amazing with natural midsole.
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Como nuevas 👍
Waoo que chulas quedaron 👌 ¡ por encima de los gandules ! como decimos en P.R. 🇵🇷
😅 Gracias Juny!!
Muy buen trabajo saludos desde Colombia
Saludos a colombia, gracias!!!
A Viberg Service Boot custom with a halfsole would be nice... with a green halfsole
They look good,light or dark brown,good job Aron
Suscrito. Saludos desde México
Muchas gracias, saludos a mi Mexico 🇲🇽!!✋🏻
They still look good though.
Great resole of this 1907’s. I ruined mine after a few months of wear. Put too much oil on it (while it’s properly oiled from factory). They went far too dark. Cleaned them to remove oil and they lost the nice original color and now they are light brown grayish with almost black spots. My lesson, don’t mess with these 1907’s, just a little clean ones a year and a few drops of Bick 4.
That’s sad, all you need it’s a bit of leather conditioner!!! Once in a while !
@@AaronG2480 yes, but they recovered nicely after a while so I now only use a bit of saddle soap to clean and preserve them. That’s enough to keep them ok. They even protected my feet after I had a small accident with my motorcycle.
Pero si esta suela aún tenía recorrido!!!
Nice work Aaron! Thanks for all your videos too! Question... Is there a difference between the Goodyear Tampa and the Vibram Christy? Is it thicker? denser? longer wearing? It's the first time I've seen one.
Thanks!!
For some reason I’ve seen they last a bit longer, and yes they are also a little more dense!! Just a bit, if you ask me I prefer them over Vibram!
By the way Goodyear has been in business for decades!!
Recién me he suscrito a tu canal , muy bueno por cierto , quisiera preguntarte si crees que el 1907 se puede usar para trabajar o es solo para vestir o cómo solemos decir para domingear.
Buenas noches Gerardo, muchas gracias por el apoyo, la mayoría de personas no las usa para trabajar, pero originalmente es para lo que fueron echas, yo personalmente las uso para domingear y en mis años de zapatero la mayoría de la gente las usa para echar el cotorreo!!✋🏻👊😅 saludos
I have some red wing just like those. How much for what you did to those boots. ?
What kind of soles do you use ?
You mentioned you would have preferred a darker sole...do they make one?
I was talking about the leather midsoles and the finish,
But yea the soles come in black and brown too.
Is a Storm welt more water resistant than a split or good year welt?
It is the best that’s why its called storm welt, it is more moisture resistant seal,
split and regular are not
I will never understand why a shoe in this price range is not made in this design and quality. In large series production, the additional price can only be minimal and should be feasible with such a high selling price without further ado.
On the other hand good for our revered master.
🙏✋🏻👊
What brand conditioner do you use?
Cadillac
Hey I just bought a pair of used redwings and wanted to know if I did replace the welt and cork, would that help me reshape the leather to my feet?
Not really, the foot bed needed to be replaced as well,the foot bed is the main thing you have to check when buying used shoes if is not in decent shape don’t buy them
@@AaronG2480 is that possible with redwing 8890? Replace the footbed?
@@sharpy44 yes it is but they have to be Resole,it can’t be done without taking them apart , you’ll end up paying more than a new pair
@@AaronG2480 okay thank you for your help. I will just try to flatten the leather insole out with my feet and the extra insole i use with the boots. The previous owners foot was too small so the leather on the big toe area is pushed up.
@@sharpy44 anytime!
How much more difficult is it to do a split welt, than a storm welt?
It’s the same! At least to me!
How can I send you my boots ?
I’ve watched countless videos of yours and I’m doing a pair of my own. I can’t seem to find thread strong enough. I bought 1mm waxed polyester and it breaks quite easily.
Any tips?
What aré you sewing ?
@@AaronG2480 I’m sewing a storm welt to a pair of old red wings
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323 680-0245
Text me please I’ll send you a a picture!!
@@AaronG2480 do you have WhatsApp? I’m from the uk
I do that’s my number
Necesito reparar 3 pares de botas como te losmando
Por favor mándeme un email
Reviveshoerepair@gmail.com
Gracias!
Nothing against your workmanship but I liked the boots better when they were beaten up….
🤷🏻♂️✋🏻👊
One, I suggest roughing up the welt just before you stain it, before you stitch it on. Two, I am confused by the work you did to the boot.
According to Red Wing, the 1907 comes with a Storm Welt. The 1907s have two visible rows of stitching on the welt.
To me, it appeared that you applied the conventional Goodyear Welt stitch, not a Storm Welt stitch. ???
(Storm welt ) has nothing to do with 1, 2, or 10 rows of stitching
The extra row of stitching you see on the 1907’s is just for decoration it’s not sewn to the uppers if that’s what you think, conventional welt, it is the flat/Regular welt,not the one I’m using here.
There’s a difference between finish leather and rough leather.
By the way I do hand welting, not Goodyear welting,It’s the Machine use to sewn the welt to uppers what’s called
“GOODYEAR “
Merry Christmas!
@@AaronG2480 I am not counting stitching as much as I am reading what is on the Red Wing web site.
Not unless someone resoled the boots before you did, the 1907s should have had an storm welt when they left the factory.
@@thesharpercoder well, here the thing is not even storm welt but split welt what’s on the 1907’s from factory but, what can I say!😅