ASMR - FLORSHEIM IMPERIAL RESOLE | Relax to Sounds of Shoe Repair 

Thank you so much for sharing that special memory. We’re glad you enjoyed it.

I also share your thoughts and Love for this video Sir, my Grandfather wore Florsheim Imperial, and as I sit here smoking my cigar, thoughts of my Grandfather run throughout my thoughts and am moved to tears.

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I wonder if l could put that lovely cork stuff on my worn out Crocks!

@@markoman5267 lol i was going to say the same thing

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Looks more like crunchy peanut butter IMO.

@@hotwax9376 I think the guys actually refer to it as “oatmeal”.

silence tends to drive crazy those who have short attention spans

There is no need to perform a surgery on a healthy patient. There is no need to fully resole a functioning shoe. All leather soles are slippery, especially on stones, especially if it is wet outside. If you think your shoes are slippery in particular, there is an option of rubber or leather protective soles. They are extremely cost-effective and enormously prolong the life of a shoe as they are only (replaceable) cosmetics and their placement does not intervene with the shoe construction. If it is too late for the protective soles, you still have an option of a half- or 3/4-sole replacement. A full replacement should be considered as last resort. I also love vintage shoes (the older, the better). From my around 60 pairs, only one pair will soon go through a 3/4-sole replacement. All other pairs are perfectly Ok with protective soles made by a cobbler of my trust. 👌

Bill Clinton couldn't have said it better

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Ha Ha. I guess it would be nice if I could learn to type.

Maybe you can cover them in epoxy and make a foot rest...get it? lol

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Thanks! Yep, they definitely were.

Shame what corporate America has reduced them too

@@jeffreygoss8109 It’s depressing. I just stripped, dyed and refinished a pair of the Indian made Florsheims. They look great now but I’m afraid they’ll just fall apart if I wear them.

These were made in the 1970's. Florsheim most certainly does not make shoes like this anymore. These shoes are from a time gone by. They are a great example of the tail end of the Golden era in high quality production in the USA. Look to Allen Edmonds or Alden for similar build quality now. Even Allen Edmonds has started production overseas and quality has suffered. It is quite sad to see. Great work bringing these back guys. They look great!

So true, these are vintage sho

@@jeffreyhiggins3041 I think he was being sarcastic!🤔

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Thanks! We’ve done a few videos on cowboy boots. If you get a chance, check them out. We’ll do more in the future.

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