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Flip Pallot Tips - How To Re-Tread Your Favorite Boots 

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@jiffsig534
@jiffsig534 5 лет назад
Thanks for making this vid. Now I know I'm not the only one re-treading Crocs! For my Crocs, I heat up a metal wire clothes hanger on my electric stove and press down on the sole to melt the grooves in. :)
@3vanguardofthephoenix335
@3vanguardofthephoenix335 Год назад
Tip: use a butter knife and thick leather gloves. As a previous blacksmith apprentice, I know how hot metal knives can get. If you have a good knife you like, don't heat it up like he shows because that can ruin the edge temper. Most people don't have the knowledge, skills, time, or tools to fix the temper on a knife. Just figured this advice might help some people
@GadgetAddict
@GadgetAddict Год назад
I've seen people doing this to tires. I'd never even thought of doing it on shoes!
@telemarkmann6870
@telemarkmann6870 4 года назад
Flip, Years ago I saw you with two different color Crocs and they had sipped soles. I took a razor and did the same to mine. I was about to toss them because every time they got wet I felt like I was walking on ice. I still have and use those shoes. Thanks for the safety lesson. Like others have said because of people like you and Jose I have a passion for fishing and the outdoors. I also discovered legends like Lefty and others I may never have known about.
@ANEWCreationLimited
@ANEWCreationLimited 4 месяца назад
Very well explained, and good quality audio and video! Thank you!
@stephenmartin2713
@stephenmartin2713 2 года назад
Thank you so much! You really saved me a lot of money. I only wish I found this before I threw away a pair of hiking boots that had worn tread…
@HuyNguyen-gg2ry
@HuyNguyen-gg2ry 5 месяцев назад
Awesome tips and advice.
@theKluck
@theKluck Год назад
This is great- I’ve been looking for how to do this. Thank you!
@LineSpeedJediTimRawlins
@LineSpeedJediTimRawlins 5 лет назад
great free hand work! Might be a good idea to do it on a workbench and not downward toward the leg for us mortal beings. Mad skills bro!
@wild1adventures589
@wild1adventures589 5 лет назад
Nice! Great way to extend the life of your foot wear!!! And safety👍👍
@dormantlime215
@dormantlime215 5 месяцев назад
I have platform boots that of course have *ample* material for a tread, and there's no read at all on the bottom of them. Thanks for the info- I'll definitely at that to my list of solutions!
@3DJapan
@3DJapan Год назад
I was thinking of doing this with a soldering iron.
@ronlee2611
@ronlee2611 4 года назад
Flip Red Wing is always been very gracious to me as far as the investment I've made in my boots always for working. But thank you for the great tip. Everything iLearn that I passed down to my wife and my children my son-in-law comes from you or chico or Jose or Steve Huff I'm very grateful thank you my brother!
@TheNunakun
@TheNunakun 3 года назад
Amazing tip!~ I've always wondered if this was feasible. It is!
@fromero5785
@fromero5785 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for sharing.
@drchilapastrosodrlasmacas438
Amazing, thank you for sharing!
@edgargee408
@edgargee408 Год назад
Good stuff loving it partner
@mountaincreekfliesjimmy8386
@mountaincreekfliesjimmy8386 5 лет назад
Thank you sir for this tip
@Jayblox112
@Jayblox112 2 года назад
Editing is so nice
@plainjane8758
@plainjane8758 4 месяца назад
I found that a wood burner with a metal tip you’re okay ruining works great
@nonnnonnonon
@nonnnonnonon 10 месяцев назад
Thanks!
@abhinav6880
@abhinav6880 3 года назад
Using a soldering iron would be a good idea I suppose Thanks for the video sir My crocs were wore flat so looking for a method to resole them
@drchilapastrosodrlasmacas438
I've tried using a soldering iron set to "the hottest setting" with an x acto knife blade, doesn't work. It's too thin and cuts too easily.
@abhinav6880
@abhinav6880 Год назад
@@drchilapastrosodrlasmacas438 thank you for the information
@assafsharon7505
@assafsharon7505 Год назад
Great, thank you
@ambikaodonnell3314
@ambikaodonnell3314 Год назад
Very good thanks 👍
@treyjenkins5672
@treyjenkins5672 3 года назад
Awesome!
@DollopussD
@DollopussD Год назад
Silly question: could I use a soldering iron?
@sagefloydactor
@sagefloydactor Год назад
Not silly and yes!
@soulstealy781
@soulstealy781 8 месяцев назад
Soldering iron or an electric wood burning tool would work
@jean2t
@jean2t 2 года назад
Thank u
@richardalfaro8886
@richardalfaro8886 Год назад
i take my boots to a cobbler, its cool cuz i can go from rubber to leather and vice verca
@Dimythios
@Dimythios 4 года назад
And you are avoiding to do a partial retread. I do not advise this at all as you are taking away to opportunity of retreading your own shoes with readably available products. You continue to do this you take away that option and the end result is... you throw away your boot or do a full retread. It is a nice idea and I do it when there is LITTLE wear to the soles of my shoes BUT when they get to that level you do a partial retread to extend the life of your shoes.
@carlosvalenzuela6961
@carlosvalenzuela6961 4 месяца назад
Honestly just how I’d imagine retreading a boot would go , thank you for confirming my assumption 🫡
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