5-Year-Old Thursday Boot Recraft: Professional vs. Beginner (feat. BootSpy) 

Lol, it wasn’t too bad. That hammer angle is tough to get used to!

Can’t learn on Nutflix. 😂

You may like this video for boot care: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-EPguLoIAYGQ.html

Haha same!

That’s the truth!

Thanks! I’m glad we can help

Unfortunately, the closest I know of is Lufkin TX. He’s awesome! Bills Shoe Repair. However, we do offer mail in services if you don’t mind shipping them.

@@WyattDadCobblerCompany That is outstanding. OK. I just got a new pair of Allen Edmonds Park City boots with rough out leather and wedge soles. They are in great shape but they will eventually need a new sole. After a bad resole I had to toss some nice cowboy boots. USPS it is. Thanks so much. You guys really care about what right looks like.

Awesome!

🤣🤣🤣 if it was sponsored by anyone, they forgot to inform us and send us the check. Did I mention that it wasn’t sponsored by anyone?

The shanks are between two layers of fiberboard, under the cork. We didn’t remove the shanks, so we didn’t have to put them back in. Good observation though.

I will keep an eye out for a good project like that. Thanks Tony Wyatt

We have a sole press and only use it for very specific things. Hammering is a lot more effective when done properly.

Yes, it’s harder than it looks. He actually did a lot better than we anticipated

You can see our prices here wyattanddad.com/products/the-dainite?variant=41533944135861

Some of the things done were done to upgrade the boots with a customized look. That part of the price is different than just resoling a boot. A standard Dainite resole is $150. That’s less than buying new boots and a better quality sole than factory soles. The job in this video was $260.

It’s the 8086’s that I customized in another one of our videos.

@@WyattDadCobblerCompany cool! I just watched that video. You guys did a great job on those boots!

If the uppers were not abused, a resole is good. You can pick soles that are more comfortable and more durable. That makes the boot worth the money for the resole. If the uppers are beat down, the only reason to resole is if it is a style that is no longer available.

That’s exactly the needle we use. We use the waxed thread for sewing the welts on.

Nylon, polyester, or linen? What size?

@@jimhuskins8506 jhcook.com/products/waxed-nyltex-thread?_pos=2&_sid=1dee516a1&_ss=r

Thanks.

We don’t sell boots. We only customize them for you

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We spent about 4 hours filming and several hours editing

It depends on where you live and if you are willing to relocate. Some people go to there local shops and start an apprenticeship there. Some get hired right away, and others work part time when they can, to learn the trade. Some people don’t have a local shop to glean from, so they watch RU-vid videos and eventually ask questions of the people that do videos.

Thank you very much for your time I enjoy your content very much and appreciate you responding to my post

Cement doesn’t hurt the upper unless it is left on. Every single cobbler gets cement on the upper at some point. The only time it bothers anything is when it is an absorbent material. In those cases, coverings and caution is used to prevent anything from getting on the upper that can’t be removed easily and without damaging the upper. As far as his brother giving him a hard time, it was not criticism, but just brotherly ribbing that happened when they were young and just beginning. They also still pick on dad for burning potatoes one time 55 years ago.

It’s surprising that you got treated like that by customer service! I would be upset too. All of our customers have raved about their experience with customer service. This is the first negative experience I have heard of about Thursday’s. Unfortunately, even a lot more expensive boots have hooks come off. It’s not really about how expensive something is. It boils down to customer service in the end. We weren’t trying to imply that a $200 boot is inexpensive. We just try to educate people what they should expect for whatever amount they spend on a boot.

@@WyattDadCobblerCompany Thanks for the response... I truly enjoy your content. Its creative, well shot, and informative. I think I've watched the majority of the content offered by you guy! As far as insinuating "the pricing is inexpensive" I was speaking about influencers in general and not you personally, and apologize for that miscommunication. I felt desperate to turn to social media to even get heard. Its easy to think this company has a good reputation when they'll go to great lengths to silence customers who have report negative ones. I think the average person would've given up on getting the word out about a negative experience, but I'm petty and determined when it comes to companies like Thursday who are willing to treat customers like this. They'll send free boots to influencers to review. and pay commissions on promo codes and affiliate links, but to its asking to much to have them help after out with a problem caused by poor quality control. I've never heard of anyone's hooks popping off in under 100 wears. Maybe its commonplace, but I can tell you the $30 brahma work boots I bought at Wal-Mart 15 years ago still have theirs intact. I don't know to what type of relationship you have with that company but I truly hope its lucrative because you speak highly of them (as do all the other popular influencers) and maybe that's because you see hundreds of boots, and are simply giving your honest opinion.

@@lukecornett4874 thanks for following us! we have no relationship with any company. We just report what we see and hear on any brand. We try to be our viewers eyes and ears to help make their decision on a purchase within their budget.

There were also a couple changes that made them unique now.

i also blame my father

We appreciate the feedback! We are also trying to use our channel to help train new cobblers worldwide. So, it was not only about entertainment on this one. I can’t foresee us going near this long in the future.

Completely disagree. I love a long detailed tutorial!