I recently found this channel by chance and it's just amazing to watch the craftsmanship and the process of how something battered just comes back to life. Sad I can't send my shoes off to Nashville since I live in Japan though... Also the southern accent brings back my memories when I lived in Nashville when I was young!
That was a great job done, guys!! I rue the day I got to know a retired Alaskan State Tropper at the morning breakfast hole where i live. He mentioned Nicks and Whites boots to me and now after 3 mths of binge watching boot videos of all kinds, I've ordered 6 pairs from various makers the last 2 mths! Really bad for my wallet! LOL!
At the end of the video. If the customer does not care for the rubber heel, it is simple to change. The maker of these boots did one hell of a job. They are a handsome boot to look at. They still are now that you have finished. You have made them more stylish, dressier, which is what your customer was looking for. So well done. It was honorable of you to mention how well they were made and the differences (strength, tradition in construction) from what you see manufactured today.
New subscriber! The people at Nicks would be very pleased with the modifications and effort put into these. Got my first pair of Nicks 2 years ago and had no idea how much better a custom-built boot actually was.
Nice to see a true craftsman at work. I so appreciate the old cast iron machines used in the craft. They just don't make stuff like that anymore. I think I might need to binge watch a few episodes.
I've been hoping you'd get a pair of Nick's Boots in at some point. Most just send them back to Nicks when they need a resole, but they don't offer leather like this. I knew it was the first pair you'd seen when you expected to find a welt. Nick's uses stitch down construction because they feel it gives better resistance to water getting in. These turned out great. If you thought these had a lot of nails, just wait until a pair of their work boots comes in.
Love this channel somehow it ended up in my recommended and now I can’t stop watching it. IDK it’s something just honest about them and their work, great job fellas 👍
As one of your female fans, I admire the artistry that goes into making over a pair of boots. You guys are true artists and I really enjoy your videos. Maybe you could guide us females into the best shoe brands to invest in!❤️
Guys, the craftsmanship and attention to detail that you devote to your work is absolutely next-level.... I know where I'll be sending my vintage Ferragamos!! Best wishes from Ireland
It’s been a long time since I have seen a pair of Nicks. Awesome job on the resoles gentlemen. Love the double red stitching. Heath the mustache is looking great. Have a great weekend gents and be safe. Thanks for the video
Beautiful job of restoration and cleaning and polishing boots. I would never give such a filthy pair of shoes to a cobbler for resoling. You guys are wonderful.
Hey guys. Great job on the boots. You struck a nice balance of rugged and stylish. On another note: last week, I gave a friend of mine a pair of your sandals. He LOVED them! Have a nice weekend.
I wasn't sure I'd care for the leather soles on the Nick's but coupled with those vibram rubber soles with the bit of tread the boots turned out amazing! Very unique and sharp looking.
That mustache is looking strong brother. You looked like you drove a windowless van full of candy in the last video, but it has seriously come into its own. Great video guys!!! Joe
This is peak Trenton and Heath! Love the pure sounds of shop with interludes of explanation-and no looping background music to get stuck in my head. You display the "before" and "after" shots of the boot for the perfect amount of time and capture all the right angles. Another bonus for me is hearing from both of you equally, which I know is not always possible with every shoe. Balance is the name of the game for this video. From a composition perspective, this is one of your best that I've seen. Keep up the beautiful work, gents!
Just bought a used pair of Nicks. Got used because they are pricey new. Absolutely fantastic quality. Love my Thursdays & Wolverines, but these are another level entirely. They arrived very dirty & scuffed, similar to those in this video. Cleaned up to look almost new (using products I bought from Trenton & Heath BTW). Feel like the most comfortable slippers imaginable. We make quality stuff here in the USA folks!! Buy Made In America and keep them for life!! And when they need some TLC, send them to Trenton & Heath in Nashville.
G'day beautiful job and I find it interesting to watch you using these lovely old machinery, it would be nice if you could show us around your workshop and the age and different machines and what they are used for. Thank you for another great video-regards John
I noticed the change in camera angle in the present video. There are more close and focused shots, throughout the video. Its quite nice actually to able to have a close look at the actual surface and texture of the material. Also, your video quality has improved quite a lot. It simply uplift the whole experience of watching a great craftsmanship at display. Thank you.
I really enjoy watching y’all work at your craft. Kind of nice to watch your skills at something normal since we all need shoes even in these crazy times we’re living in today. As soon as I get a pair of quality shoes look forward to sending them in to your shop. Appreciate y’all 👍
very similar vibes from your earlier video where you guys resoled a pair of Viberg boots with that interesting steel plate under its outsole. As always, very educational. Many thanks. :)
Can you compare/contrast the build quality/robustness of Nicks Boots (as best you can) to the other handmade boot builders? (Whites - Viberg - Wesco & a few others)
I brush my teeth before I go to the dentist... I would definitely clean my boots before I send them to a cobbler... I'm hoping my Nicks boots will be here this month, can't wait! These things are built like tanks and I have a real hard time now spending money on any other brand unless I want something really dressy or different materials (suede, shell etc). Beautiful job retaining the shank and the fiddle waist on these boots. I would be very hesitant to send them to any other cobbler and change the integrity of the design (and arch support).
Whenever I listen to Trent and Heath with their neat accents I always have an irresistible urge to watch their videos while sipping a glass of smooth Kentucky bourbon two fingers neat. :) BTW the boots looked awesome.
Awesome job as usual guys! I have been in the manufacturing/heavy labor game for 42 years, and this is my last year of it. In all that time I only bought boots that were under 200 dollars. long story short, I got a pair whites smokejumpers 5 years ago, and it changed my life for the better. My posture is back on track, as well as my overall attitude. keep up the stellar craftmanship guys!
OMG. Beautiful (as usual) gentlemen! That’s some SERIOUS BOOT. Loving the jazzy double stitching on the sole and damn straight it’s gotta be vibram heels - in fact SNOW TIRES!! The oiled version means these are the perfect WINTER boots. Send them here to Canada 🇨🇦 as soon as possible 😂 Big boots meets big skills!!
Watching your videos make me remember when I would take my shoes to get resole, I found it rare when I came to the USA 🇺🇸 from El Salvador 🇸🇻 that people just would thro away the shoes and not take to be fixed.
@@GoatzombieBubba #1 I have never purchased shoes at Walmart. #2 I'm talking about how I could have taken my $150 Portuguese leather boosts to get resole.
You guys remind me of hot rod builders with all the old school presses and rollers , hammers like working on sheetmetal ! Awesome video and mustache 👌 start handlebar training that crumb catcher Wyatt Earp 😉
I love these type of video working boots or hiking boots I live in these shoes I dont really wear dress shoes. I can really relate to these boots and the people who wear them. Please show more working boot videos if you can....
"Nothing bad about that" : - D. Actually it's the absolute top shelf way to build a heavy work boot. Hand stitch down construction is a lot of why a bespoke pair of boots like Nick's makes cost around 600 bucks to have built. Hand stitch down sole construction lasts. There is a reason every logger and wild-land firefighter in the country wears boots made by White's, Nick's, or Wesco heavy boots to work in.
Nick's is a good brand of boots. Glad to see they were sent in before they'd been worn through the rubber and into the leather. Nice re-sole work fellers. And... (men) if nothing else, pressure wash the big chunks off before sending them in. LOL
The RUclips rabbit hole is real! I cant get enough just ventured onto my first pair of logger style boots made by Georgia boots. Love em and will eventually work my way up from there on the boot totem pole. I have to ask, should a gortex full grain leather boot have obenaufs used on it?
I'm not really a boots guy but those Nicks are built like a tank, I also saw the Rose Anvil vid where he cut a pair in half. You guys have done a superb job, the owner will be wearing those boots for years. One quick question, they are a stitch down construction, eventually the rim of leather that gets stitched to the sole will wear away with each resole cuz of needle holes, is it possible to convert the boots to use a welt instead?
I think that in a comment I wrote for one of your previous videos, I mentioned that I used to have a couple of friends in this line of work back when I lived in New York many years ago...well, I've learned more about fixing shoes from having watched your videos for several months than I learned from watching them over a period of several *years*. Love what you're doing; keep it up! PS. Don't really feel qualified to weigh in on the mustache issue😉
Not only have you converted me to better shoes and saphir cream, I am now in the habit of caring for my shoes. Recently have received compliments on my shoes.
I know they are work boots, but that doesn’t mean you don’t have to clean them up. By keeping them clean, they will not only look presentable, but they will last longer.
People who do hard physical labor in their boots are going to have a lot less time to keep them pristine. We should all keep everything in as good a condition as possible. But that includes the house, the yard, vehicles (possible some recreational like a boat or ATV), and don’t forget there’s still every day stuff like cooking, laundry, and paying the bills. It’s not surprising cleaning your work boots may not get done as often as it should.
@@ytreece I spent 10 years in the marines , and not a day went by that my boots and dress shoes weren't cleaned and polished . that includes my field boots as well . in between keeping my rifle , shelter half , pack , uniforms and all the rest of my equipment and rest of my uniforms squared away plus guard duty combat training operations physical training ( 3 mile run in combat boots ) . you have to make time otherwise you get nothing done .
I love your videos! Question, why replace the midsole? Do you know how long it took to break that midsole in? As a proud owner of Nick‘s boots, I can tell you it took at least 3 to 6 months of continuous use! And then again, you said per the customers request.
@@TrentonHeath Wouldn't you actually prefer them to be sent in dirty than improperly cleaned? I guess a good brushing would be safe, but what would you suggest to clean them off with otherwise?
Nick’s boots are built like tanks. The soles are triple stitched, using two midsole layers. The first midsole is Blake stitched to the insole. The next midsole uses two rows “stitch down” construction to hold both midsoles and outsole in place. It almost as if they use the first midsole as a GYW. It is stitched to the upper. The outsole can actually be replaced by removing the outsole and the outer midsole.
I'm curious, what's your procedure for dealing with really stinky shoes or boots? I'm sure you occasionally get them in the shop. I noticed you clean the outside of these boots. This made me curious if yall also clean the insides of boots and shoes if needed.?
Wow, someone sent in a pair of Nick's. Now that's a show of trust in a cobbler's skill. Good job guys. Excellent work.
Thank you very much!
I recently found this channel by chance and it's just amazing to watch the craftsmanship and the process of how something battered just comes back to life. Sad I can't send my shoes off to Nashville since I live in Japan though... Also the southern accent brings back my memories when I lived in Nashville when I was young!
Thank you very much for watching our videos. We used to live in Okinawa and spent the millennium in Tokyo!
That was a great job done, guys!! I rue the day I got to know a retired Alaskan State Tropper at the morning breakfast hole where i live. He mentioned Nicks and Whites boots to me and now after 3 mths of binge watching boot videos of all kinds, I've ordered 6 pairs from various makers the last 2 mths! Really bad for my wallet! LOL!
Brilliant outcome..you've settled in well...mustache has made a home😉 lovely to watch...more vids pls...quality of work...amazing...stay blessed🙏🇬🇧👍
Thank you so very much!
At the end of the video. If the customer does not care for the rubber heel, it is simple to change.
The maker of these boots did one hell of a job. They are a handsome boot to look at. They still are now that you have finished. You have made them more stylish, dressier, which is what your customer was looking for. So well done.
It was honorable of you to mention how well they were made and the differences (strength, tradition in construction) from what you see manufactured today.
New subscriber! The people at Nicks would be very pleased with the modifications and effort put into these. Got my first pair of Nicks 2 years ago and had no idea how much better a custom-built boot actually was.
Nice to see a true craftsman at work. I so appreciate the old cast iron machines used in the craft. They just don't make stuff like that anymore. I think I might need to binge watch a few episodes.
I've been hoping you'd get a pair of Nick's Boots in at some point. Most just send them back to Nicks when they need a resole, but they don't offer leather like this. I knew it was the first pair you'd seen when you expected to find a welt. Nick's uses stitch down construction because they feel it gives better resistance to water getting in. These turned out great. If you thought these had a lot of nails, just wait until a pair of their work boots comes in.
I have such admiration for anyone who has these timeless skills to bring something old and worn out back to life.
Really love the work boot resoles, such amazing craftsmanship.
Thank you very much!
With today's throw away culture, it's always a pleasure to watch craftsman applying their trade.
Love this channel somehow it ended up in my recommended and now I can’t stop watching it. IDK it’s something just honest about them and their work, great job fellas 👍
You’re too kind. Thank you very much!
Oooo, the buffing wheel on the edge really makes the look pop. I love the brass tacks too.
As one of your female fans, I admire the artistry that goes into making over a pair of boots. You guys are true artists and I really enjoy your videos. Maybe you could guide us females into the best shoe brands to invest in!❤️
They're working on it 😉
Victoria Grant whites has a lace up lady packer it is beyond awesome
Coincidentally, Nicks has a casual ladies boot called the Becca.
Nick's are made in Spokane, not far from where I live. I told recommend White's Boots though. Also made in Spokane. Great work boots!
Guys, the craftsmanship and attention to detail that you devote to your work is absolutely next-level.... I know where I'll be sending my vintage Ferragamos!! Best wishes from Ireland
It’s been a long time since I have seen a pair of Nicks. Awesome job on the resoles gentlemen. Love the double red stitching. Heath the mustache is looking great. Have a great weekend gents and be safe. Thanks for the video
Thank you very much! Have a great weekend.
Nick’s makes some of the best boots around. Very cool video and excellent rebuild
Watching this is like therapy to me. So relaxing
Beautiful job of restoration and cleaning and polishing boots. I would never give such a filthy pair of shoes to a cobbler for resoling. You guys are wonderful.
Thank you very much! It’s a challenge. I suppose the worst boots and shoes look, the better the project turns out. 😎
Hey guys. Great job on the boots. You struck a nice balance of rugged and stylish. On another note: last week, I gave a friend of mine a pair of your sandals. He LOVED them! Have a nice weekend.
Thank you very much! So glad your friend loved his sandals! Have a great weekend.
I'll be buying a set of Nick's soon, glad this resole came in :)
I'm still waiting for mine after i botched my fitting process! >_
Me too. Awaiting the try on pair.
They’re good boots! Very well made.
@@jeffreygoss8109 how long has it been, and which ones did you order?
@@TrentonHeath I've also got my wife very interested in your sandals, so I'll be making an order soon
Nicks Boots are some of the best made boots. And these are more of their tamed down boots. Thanks!
Wow! what a difference you made. They look wonderful, I'm sure your client will be pleased.
I wasn't sure I'd care for the leather soles on the Nick's but coupled with those vibram rubber soles with the bit of tread the boots turned out amazing! Very unique and sharp looking.
Thank you very much!
I just keep watching this videos. Great work, great craftsman, artisans!!
That mustache is looking strong brother. You looked like you drove a windowless van full of candy in the last video, but it has seriously come into its own. Great video guys!!!
Joe
😂. Thank you very much!
Great work guys! Excellent craftsmanship, you never disappoint!
Holy Crow! So many layers on that boot. Beautiful job.
Cindy C Thank you so much!
Thank you very much!
This is peak Trenton and Heath! Love the pure sounds of shop with interludes of explanation-and no looping background music to get stuck in my head. You display the "before" and "after" shots of the boot for the perfect amount of time and capture all the right angles. Another bonus for me is hearing from both of you equally, which I know is not always possible with every shoe. Balance is the name of the game for this video. From a composition perspective, this is one of your best that I've seen. Keep up the beautiful work, gents!
Just bought a used pair of Nicks. Got used because they are pricey new. Absolutely fantastic quality. Love my Thursdays & Wolverines, but these are another level entirely. They arrived very dirty & scuffed, similar to those in this video. Cleaned up to look almost new (using products I bought from Trenton & Heath BTW). Feel like the most comfortable slippers imaginable. We make quality stuff here in the USA folks!! Buy Made In America and keep them for life!! And when they need some TLC, send them to Trenton & Heath in Nashville.
G'day beautiful job and I find it interesting to watch you using these lovely old machinery, it would be nice if you could show us around your workshop and the age and different machines and what they are used for. Thank you for another great video-regards John
Could listen to those voices forever , those boots look fabulous now xx
I noticed the change in camera angle in the present video. There are more close and focused shots, throughout the video. Its quite nice actually to able to have a close look at the actual surface and texture of the material. Also, your video quality has improved quite a lot. It simply uplift the whole experience of watching a great craftsmanship at display. Thank you.
I have enjoyed these boots restoring vids ! Awesome content fellas !
Thank you very much for watching!
Completely off topic, but your Barber does a phenomenal job.
Awesome restoration!!
Proud to be an American!!!
Thanks for the great video guys, Pete’s moustache is growing nicely for the Clooney look 😉🙂👍
Thank you very much!
Shoes and watches restoration videos are my stress relievers, especially when watching passionate and talented craftsmen. Big like guys!
I really enjoy watching y’all work at your craft. Kind of nice to watch your skills at something normal since we all need shoes even in these crazy times we’re living in today. As soon as I get a pair of quality shoes look forward to sending them in to your shop. Appreciate y’all 👍
You're not a shoemaker, you're a shoe genius. Thanks for share.
Thank you so very much!
very similar vibes from your earlier video where you guys resoled a pair of Viberg boots with that interesting steel plate under its outsole. As always, very educational. Many thanks. :)
Thank you very much!
Can you compare/contrast the build quality/robustness of Nicks Boots (as best you can) to the other handmade boot builders? (Whites - Viberg - Wesco & a few others)
I brush my teeth before I go to the dentist... I would definitely clean my boots before I send them to a cobbler...
I'm hoping my Nicks boots will be here this month, can't wait! These things are built like tanks and I have a real hard time now spending money on any other brand unless I want something really dressy or different materials (suede, shell etc). Beautiful job retaining the shank and the fiddle waist on these boots. I would be very hesitant to send them to any other cobbler and change the integrity of the design (and arch support).
Thank you very much! Yes, they are built like a tank!
Have to say I really like the nicks boots ive had my wildland fire boots for 4 years now and I dont know I would buy another brand boot again
Whenever I listen to Trent and Heath with their neat accents I always have an irresistible urge to watch their videos while sipping a glass of smooth Kentucky bourbon two fingers neat. :) BTW the boots looked awesome.
Thank you very much! You’re too kind. Enjoy that bourbon! 🥃👍
It's amazing what a little conditioning will do for the uppers.
Awesome job as usual guys! I have been in the manufacturing/heavy labor game for 42 years, and this is my last year of it. In all that time I only bought boots that were under 200 dollars. long story short, I got a pair whites smokejumpers 5 years ago, and it changed my life for the better. My posture is back on track, as well as my overall attitude. keep up the stellar craftmanship guys!
Amazing outcome once again. Love to watch your videos any day of the week but Saturday makes it even more special. Be safe gentlemen.
OMG. Beautiful (as usual) gentlemen! That’s some SERIOUS BOOT. Loving the jazzy double stitching on the sole and damn straight it’s gotta be vibram heels - in fact SNOW TIRES!! The oiled version means these are the perfect WINTER boots. Send them here to Canada 🇨🇦 as soon as possible 😂 Big boots meets big skills!!
Watching your videos make me remember when I would take my shoes to get resole, I found it rare when I came to the USA 🇺🇸 from El Salvador 🇸🇻 that people just would thro away the shoes and not take to be fixed.
Hopefully, shoe repair is coming back.
2$ Walmart shoe is not worth the time and money to resole.
@@GoatzombieBubba #1 I have never purchased shoes at Walmart. #2 I'm talking about how I could have taken my $150 Portuguese leather boosts to get resole.
Love the work! ... ur channel should easily have a million subscribers....
I'm not sure Nick's would have done any better at that rebuild. Great work guys..
Ooo, new resole, yay!
Also, out of curiosity, how often are hand cuts doing this job?
Korvas Terindar I’d had to keep a nurse on staff
Korvas Terindar Haha...fortunately, not too often. A few good nicks in our early days, but you figure out how to cut and what not to do.
You guys remind me of hot rod builders with all the old school presses and rollers , hammers like working on sheetmetal ! Awesome video and mustache 👌 start handlebar training that crumb catcher Wyatt Earp 😉
You men took those dirty old boots and made them glorious.
That's one lucky customer
Always a pleasure watching you guys work. You make it look so simple. LoL.
Thank you very much for watching!
I love these type of video working boots or hiking boots I live in these shoes I dont really wear dress shoes. I can really relate to these boots and the people who wear them. Please show more working boot videos if you can....
As a Brit it’s lovely to hear someone using Baker’s leather instead of JR 👍🏻
"Nothing bad about that" : - D. Actually it's the absolute top shelf way to build a heavy work boot. Hand stitch down construction is a lot of why a bespoke pair of boots like Nick's makes cost around 600 bucks to have built. Hand stitch down sole construction lasts. There is a reason every logger and wild-land firefighter in the country wears boots made by White's, Nick's, or Wesco heavy boots to work in.
Nicks are stitch down and glued, you'll need to go to the White's premium range for hand-welted boots.
That stache is awesome 😂
He looks like a cop!
@@Richet125 a very hot daddy cop
R W Or Luigi
Village stache young man
Joanne Kelly You mean his? Or are you calling me a young man? I’m a femaleness , that is why I’m asking.
That mustache is the bomb!! Bring back the 1890's bro!!
😂
Nick's is a good brand of boots. Glad to see they were sent in before they'd been worn through the rubber and into the leather. Nice re-sole work fellers. And... (men) if nothing else, pressure wash the big chunks off before sending them in. LOL
The RUclips rabbit hole is real! I cant get enough just ventured onto my first pair of logger style boots made by Georgia boots. Love em and will eventually work my way up from there on the boot totem pole. I have to ask, should a gortex full grain leather boot have obenaufs used on it?
Another awesome video!!!! You guys are true masters of the art. I could watch you guys repair boots and shoes all day long.
Rick Murray Thank you so much for watching! We really appreciate it.
Thank you very much!
Such a big difference. Good work as usual guys
It’s always been a struggle to find a cobbler that understands fire ratted work boots. You guys are awesome.
Thank you very much!
You guys look sharp, especially for some covid-era, skilled blue collar work. Inspired me to get my act together a bit.
Thanks, brother
I'm not really a boots guy but those Nicks are built like a tank, I also saw the Rose Anvil vid where he cut a pair in half. You guys have done a superb job, the owner will be wearing those boots for years. One quick question, they are a stitch down construction, eventually the rim of leather that gets stitched to the sole will wear away with each resole cuz of needle holes, is it possible to convert the boots to use a welt instead?
I think that in a comment I wrote for one of your previous videos, I mentioned that I used to have a couple of friends in this line of work back when I lived in New York many years ago...well, I've learned more about fixing shoes from having watched your videos for several months than I learned from watching them over a period of several *years*. Love what you're doing; keep it up!
PS. Don't really feel qualified to weigh in on the mustache issue😉
Heath, the mustache looks great! These boots really turned out great, too. Surprise construction. Very enjoyable video!
Thank you very much! Unfortunately, the stash is gone.
Best channel to relax and watch drinking a cup of coffee.
Not only have you converted me to better shoes and saphir cream, I am now in the habit of caring for my shoes. Recently have received compliments on my shoes.
Beautiful job, you improved a pair of hand made boots.
Thank you very much!
I know they are work boots, but that doesn’t mean you don’t have to clean them up. By keeping them clean, they will not only look presentable, but they will last longer.
Jacob Chavez VERY true! 👍
Absolutely . pride in work , pride in appearance .
People who do hard physical labor in their boots are going to have a lot less time to keep them pristine. We should all keep everything in as good a condition as possible. But that includes the house, the yard, vehicles (possible some recreational like a boat or ATV), and don’t forget there’s still every day stuff like cooking, laundry, and paying the bills. It’s not surprising cleaning your work boots may not get done as often as it should.
@@ytreece I spent 10 years in the marines , and not a day went by that my boots and dress shoes weren't cleaned and polished . that includes my field boots as well . in between keeping my rifle , shelter half , pack , uniforms and all the rest of my equipment and rest of my uniforms squared away plus guard duty combat training operations physical training ( 3 mile run in combat boots ) . you have to make time otherwise you get nothing done .
I wish yall can bring ankle work boots back to life.
One of my go to channels when im getting ready to go to bed and relax 👌
You guys smoked those boots...
They looked sooo good. Amazing job !!!
God bless you both... in JESUS precious name...
Better than new incredible workmanship yet again.
Thank you very much!
I love your videos!
Question, why replace the midsole?
Do you know how long it took to break that midsole in? As a proud owner of Nick‘s boots, I can tell you it took at least 3 to 6 months of continuous use!
And then again, you said per the customers request.
Can you do a review of all your machines/equipment? What they are used for, how you acquired them, when were they manufactured, how you maintain them.
A true thing of beauty afterwards!
This is fascinating work… Very skilled… Well done… Great results…
Beautiful job as always and a definite upgrade for these boots! And I think everyone is used to the 'stache by now too!
Thank you very much! Big surprise next week! 😉
Loved watching the resole and brilliant work. Personally, hate the treaded heal, but beauty in the eye of the beholder as they say.
Really nice work and your expierience is confirmed with the end result BEAutiful work on the boots and great hair too
Super cool finishing. Love the new look.
Great work.
Impressive outcome.
Excellent video as always! Night and day difference on the boots!
I would never send boots in that condtion to any repair shop until i cleaned them
Ian Fenwick You’d be surprised how often that happens.
Ian Fenwick hard agree. I wouldn’t even put them on my boot shelf like that. But a lot of construction guys take their boots off and just collapse LOL
@@TrentonHeath Wouldn't you actually prefer them to be sent in dirty than improperly cleaned? I guess a good brushing would be safe, but what would you suggest to clean them off with otherwise?
These are 500+ dollar boots. Even if I were to use them for heavy work, I would never let them get this dirty to begin with.
Have to agree, I was a bit shocked. It’s a bit like going to the dentist without brushing your teeth. But of course fantastic job as usual.
This is my favorite one yet, love the look of these boots! Incredible job
I’ve never worked on boots or anything of that nature. But i think now I’d like to get into it.
Nick’s boots are built like tanks. The soles are triple stitched, using two midsole layers.
The first midsole is Blake stitched to the insole. The next midsole uses two rows “stitch down” construction to hold both midsoles and outsole in place.
It almost as if they use the first midsole as a GYW. It is stitched to the upper.
The outsole can actually be replaced by removing the outsole and the outer midsole.
Heath, that's an award winning 'stache you're sporting! 😁
I'm curious, what's your procedure for dealing with really stinky shoes or boots? I'm sure you occasionally get them in the shop. I noticed you clean the outside of these boots. This made me curious if yall also clean the insides of boots and shoes if needed.?
Boy oh boy I love watching this stuff! Great job, gentlemen.
Party in the back 😂😂
Nice work on the boots guys. Very stylish upgrade.
Great video!
Request:. How can you tell how high to make the heel? I would think if it were too high or low you'd feel off balance.
kodiakfamily You have to judge it as you’re building the heel blocks back up. You want the shoes/boots to sit flat.
Nick’s boots. Yes!!!!! I was waiting for this
Turned out badass!!