Tecovas boots restoration - Recraft - Snellville Shoe Repair 

what a professional. you can not find this type of workmanship in every city . outstanding. JDS/ CT

I don't even wear this type of boots and now I want a pair just for watching your dad work. What an artist!

As an old boot repairman all I can say is Bravo...fabulous job

Not gonna lie this probably one of the best restorations I've seen

This a dying art. I saw something the other day that said 10 years ago there were 7000 cobblers in the US, currently there are a little over 650 nation wide. Great video man.

Very nice work Zane & Scott. Always enjoy your skilled workmanship! 👍

I am amazed. Magnificent job. I wish I could get mine redone by this man.

Very good!! I’m impressed!! Welldon!

Zane, thanks for telling me about this video. Impressive workmanship. Regards, Gene

Those turned out great, awesome job!

Awesome work Zane! I’ll definitely be sending you my pairs for restoration when the time comes!

Beautiful job!

That's great. Nice workmanship

Outstanding work!

Great resole job,top notch craftsmanship. Think you should offer a "how to condition and polish your boots" service, as the owner of those boots needs some education in boot care🤠👍

You guys do a beautiful job I'm definitely going to be sending my tecovas when they need it, truly and art to your restoration of these boots

Great job!

This was fun to watch. Thank you.

Great commentary and beautiful craftsmanship. I will definitely send my boots out to you guys! Beautiful job!

Greeting from San Diego ! What awesome craftsmanship.... Much respect... God Bless.

AMAZING work! I had SSR resole a pair of simple Justins. They are better NOW than when they were brand new! DON’T throw those old boots out; send ‘em to Snellville!!!

Great job, I enjoyed watching that.

Great job...loved the video.

I just saved this video. Will definitely use this guy in future

Great workmanship Will definitely keep you guys in mind for any repairs Nice to see things done right for a change

Beautiful work.

Like making a new boot, great job.

Good video

I have 5 pair of Tecovas and when I need them resoled (soon) I will be sending them to you!!

Wow. Impressive.

Damn, very good work

Wow! Good job!!! 🔥👞👍🏼🌟

Yes.very good.

bloody nice job.

Very nice!

Very good work and video.

Amazing

Damn fine work boys...Damn fine.

It is super relaxing hearing that grinder. This is on a loop while I sleep. My 1950s era cowboy boots, I will take to a shoe cobble since I have no experience at doing it myself. Great video, btw!!!!!

You know you got a crack in the sidewalk out there? Now, you oughta get that fixed.

Impressive...

ASMR man breathing into a mic with a slight nose whistle

Cool name

A great job to be sure. Curious as to the brass nails instead of lemon wood pegs for a leather sole job; however, very well done and looks great! Saphir makes some awesome products. I still use Lincoln wax for my base coats and then pate deluxe for the finish coat on a spit shine. I wish Tecovas made a square toe (steel toe) for work with a vibram sole instead of leather for ~200 and they’d sell very well. Love leather shoes/boots but leather soles always seemed a draw back IMHO because of how fast they wear and not water proof.

Nice hand work anyway l prefer to buy new pair

I also have a question, and I can't seem to find any forums or answers online. Can you darken or dye just the embroidered stitching on a boot? I have some boots that have brown stitching that I want to make black. But without effecting the brown leather. Is this possible?

I have some questions for you. I've been told by others that lemon wood pegs are best as they shrink and expand at the same rate as the leather so they hold longer and wont back out like metallic fasteners, what are your thoughts? How did you clean the boot before applying the re-colorant? Will a wax based product cause excess wear on the vamp of the boot?

Very good video. Have you ever done a resole on a pair of Cuero cowboy boots? They are very similar to tecovas but at a cheaper price point. I was wondering which is made better.

i came here on the recommendation, of bedo's leatherworks LLc youtube channel. to see cowboy boot repair.👈👺😒👀👀👉🦉

I tell you what there ain’t no cowboy without boots

BEAUTIFULL JOB ,,,, THE PRICE $$$$ FOR THIS JOB ?????

Hello Guys, outstanding job! What's the typical price for this resole? Keep up the great work!

I had half soles put on my Tony Lamas and am having arch problems (arch supports will not fit inside). Would new full length soles put on help with this problem?

Good restoration. Maybe the owner will actually take care of them this time around, lol! Would have been nice if you had used lemonwood pegs instead of brass nails, however. The wood would expand/contract at the same rate as the leather when wet.

Can you order a slightly thicker JR leather outer sole as an option?

I have seeing other videos Trenton & Heath, when they repair boots or shoes they always cover the whole shoe with the cork, not just half of the shoe like you did, doesn’t make a difference when you walk?

This customer obviously did not believe in boot maintenance

I always looked at cowboy boots as a dress shoe shaped like a boot ,IMO not vary heavy duty .

What's the cost on a job like this

I have a question. Don't laugh, hear me out. lol I have a pair of Dockers smooth leather dress shoes (close to 20 years old) that still look great but the heel is worn out. I admit they were in the $90 range but they are comfortable with little creasing. They have rubber soles and the heel is cast as part of the sole. The problem is the heel has internal voids in it and they are now exposed. (I found acorns lodged in them..haha). Is it totally impossible to remove the heel (sand it off?) and nail a replacement heel back on? Is it possible to remove the rubber sole & heel and attach a replacement sole? It may not be possible, which I would understand, but my local cobbler absolutely refuses to even talk about a repair. He say's "Nope" end of conversation. If he could/would say something to the effect that a)pulling the sole off would destroy the shoe or b)there's no glue strong enough to hold the sole on or c)stitching isn't possible because of...……. would help me move on and buy a new pair. Could you give your take on it? Thanks for videoing and posting your good work.

Hi. Those Boots are not made as a Work Boot. But Great Job!

Anyone else have some fairly new Tecovas and have some stitches pop for no reason?

Is that neoprene heel cap?

How come you guys didn’t use lemonwood nails?

Hi There, I have a pair of new Stingray boots. I do not like the shape of the heel. Can you replace it with different style? I have pictures of the current ones, and the heel I want. Do you have an email?

Just curious as to why you don't put lemon wood pegs back in the boots ? If they were my boots I would prefer that to be done with the brass.

About how much does something like that cost?

What does something like this cost

Show the before and after with a split screen at the end of the video. Also, add an audio comment": "the benefit of this process is a new boot with a better fit than new because it has been shaped by the man who owns it."It's better than new boots because it's cheaper than a new boot and fits better. Pretty good video. Good luck.

Doesn't appear that the owner of the boots ever conditioned them or put any protection on them at all.

What does this service usually cost?

Some stitches ripped out of my boot today cheap Chinese stuff I was actually thinking about trying resole some red wings that I don't wear anymore with rubber cut from a sidewall of a tire

I have 6 pairs how much does it cost to fix it?

How much would a repair like that cost? My boots aren't that bad, but wouldn't hurt to be touched up.

And this is what’s gonna be done to my boots tomorrow... yikes

Where is Snellvill?

Justin Bieber does boot restoration? What a world..

Is it possible to enlarge the throat on my Tecovas so I can get them on and off without cussing ??

How much for that full resole job..?

Great job on the restoration. I was surprised with the color of those boots when they went in. Seems like poor tanning by the manufacturer

Please consider explaining a bit more about the products you use. Wax, what kind? Why? The liquid you use to care for the over all boot leather is what? Why France? What makes the difference? Please add a bit more to your explanation. You are rather short.

Move to slow I’ll got 3 Mexicans doing 20 news a days by hand