Dan Post Cowboy Boot Restoration!

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Thanks for watching! This was a fun restoration for me. I really enjoy this trade and do my best to put out nothing but the best work possible. If you want to send in some boots or shoes to get fixed go ahead and message me on Instagram @shoe.man02, or email me at Olivertheshoeman@gmail.com.
    God Bless y'all!

Комментарии • 51

  • @Theshoeman02
    @Theshoeman02  Год назад +1

    My apologies y’all I realize it’s in a 360 resolution I will try my best to resolve this in the next video!

  • @jalaniz9204
    @jalaniz9204 Год назад +3

    And this is why it costs a lot to resole boots. Great work!

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад +1

      Good work isn't cheap, cheap work isn't good. Thank you for watching!

  • @otracuentaperra4290
    @otracuentaperra4290 Год назад +2

    You improved those boots 100%.

  • @18malikbarnes
    @18malikbarnes Год назад +1

    I have the same boots in black. They haven’t fallen apart on me yet but I’ll send them to you when they do. Love that sole you put on.

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад

      That sounds great! I look forward to hearing from ya!

  • @REDEYEDEBO
    @REDEYEDEBO 11 дней назад

    A guy with Dan post said on video that it was one piece with a specific process and it was indeed not 😂😂

  • @johnbentley364
    @johnbentley364 Год назад

    Glad I found this video. I was specifically looking to see how the sole and heel of Dan Post boots get repaired.
    Personally I was fine with the multi-piece sole. The boots were comfortable and I didn't like the idea of an all leather bottom being scraped up by concrete. Plus, didn't want to slip when it was wet out.
    Seeing this let's me know I can absolutely keep my favorite pair a lot longer, where the issue I started having was the leather welts starting to separate.

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад +1

      I’m glad you enjoyed the video, the separation is from the threads holding the sole to the welt broke and it’s not holding the sole anymore. That’s a good sign you need a resole

  • @chuckcole2625
    @chuckcole2625 Год назад +1

    I love the videos man I love how you’re so detailed and everything keep up the good work

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад

      It’s all the little details that makes a job look better

  • @Dpineda501
    @Dpineda501 Год назад +2

    The same happened to me during my daughter's birthday party. I was walking around greeting people and the sole fell apart on me.

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад +1

      It’s really unfortunate, I see this come into my shop at least 3 times a week

  • @edspengeman6781
    @edspengeman6781 Год назад

    Good explanation. Nice job.

  • @josephlittle4119
    @josephlittle4119 11 месяцев назад

    Nice job🎉 21:19

  • @heathspears8881
    @heathspears8881 Год назад

    Loving it!!

  • @Jose_mz5
    @Jose_mz5 3 месяца назад

    Can you put an all leather sole instead of the rubber sole?

  • @petersilecchio4417
    @petersilecchio4417 Год назад

    You work very hard. Those type of factory soles suck. You did a Great Job!

  • @marytaylor1187
    @marytaylor1187 Год назад

    Really beautiful job.

  • @guaranteedsuccess4967
    @guaranteedsuccess4967 Год назад

    Well done!

  • @rhodesm6683
    @rhodesm6683 Год назад

    I was saying to myself that there were a lot of nails in that sole, and then one of them jumped up and bit you ! Love your work and look forward to your videos. Please take care. I know wearing gloves as a Cobbler is not the norm, but maybe you could start a trend? a good par of gloves would have prevented your previous injury as well. God bless and cheers from Guam USA👍

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад +2

      God knows how many different gloves I’ve tried to wear 😂. The thicker ones make it harder to work and the thinner rubber ones rip easy and I go through like 10 a day. I do wear rubber gloves when messing with dyes, but other than that it’s easier to work without them unfortunately. This doesn’t happen a lot, we tend to learn what do do and what not to do. Thank you for to kind words!

  • @MrJ19bill
    @MrJ19bill Год назад

    Good video. You got a new subscriber.

  • @ariffinbond9485
    @ariffinbond9485 Год назад

    The boots look more durable ❤

  • @colt10mmsecurity68
    @colt10mmsecurity68 Год назад

    Man, you are a truly skilled artist my friend! Old school equipment and your know-how can’t be beat! Beautiful work! What state are you located in, so I can ship some cowboy boots when I need them resolved? Subscribed!

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад

      Thank you for the kind words. Right now I’m in Arkansas, but I’m opening a second shop in Tennessee next month which will be my home base. If you’d like to mail me some boots email me some pictures at Shoemanwithcustomcreations@gmail.com and we can discuss details and where to send them

    • @colt10mmsecurity68
      @colt10mmsecurity68 Год назад

      @@Theshoeman02 Thank you. The boots aren’t quite there yet, but soon. I have your email address. 👍

  • @heathspears8881
    @heathspears8881 Год назад

    May have to send my iron rangers inn for this sole and double stitch plus wann leather midsole on all my damn iron rangers, really

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад

      Feel free to email me whenever your ready. OliverTheShoeMan@gmail.com

  • @erics8757
    @erics8757 Год назад

    You do such good work.... how did you get into this? Family business?

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад +4

      Yes, it is a family business, when I met my now wife in high school, her dad owned and ran the shop. He offered me a job to help out and I fell in love. Both the trade and his daughter 😆. Now my wife and I own the shop

  • @bigbr4
    @bigbr4 Год назад

    I have this exact pair of boots, roughly what would it cost to do this to mine. I know that it could vary, just a ballpark. Thanks
    Also great video!

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад +2

      These repairs start off at $185 for full soles and heels with a double stitch and clean and conditioning

    • @bigbr4
      @bigbr4 Год назад

      What would the turn around time be on these boots? How do I get your shipping address?

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад

      @@bigbr4 right now we are 4-6 weeks out with all our work. If you visit our website linktr.ee/shoeman_angelscustomcreations you will see the mail in repairs order form. Fill it out and we will get back with you as soon as we can.

    • @bigbr4
      @bigbr4 Год назад

      Are you the one that would be doing my repairs or someone else? Are you in Jonesboro? I really like what you did to this pair of Dan Post, I have the exact pair and have had them re-done once and it was a very poor job. Sorry for all the questions. I was extremely impressed with the video of these Dan Post and want mine done.

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад +1

      @@bigbr4 no worries I encourage the questions. I like to make sure my customers know exactly what I’m doing and why. Yes it’s just me doing the resoles. I have one very experienced employee that sometimes helps me with the cleaning and finishing touches, but we both are very picky and make sure every job gets done to the best of our ability

  • @ashotinthedark3182
    @ashotinthedark3182 Год назад

    Oliver what brought to Jonesboro ?

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад +1

      Well God led me here, it’s a long story but an opportunity to buy a shop in Jonesboro and it kinda all fell into place.

  • @H-DFLSTS
    @H-DFLSTS Год назад

    What’s the price on something like that? I have the same ostrich boots.

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад +1

      This was about a $185 Job for new Rubber Vibram soles and heels plus the double stitch and a clean and conditioning

  • @abdoshaat3304
    @abdoshaat3304 Год назад

    Where is the mid sole????

    • @Theshoeman02
      @Theshoeman02  Год назад

      Cowboy boots don’t need a midsole. You can add a midsole. Since the boots originally didn’t come with midsole, I didn’t put on one.