@@MichaelOrr1984 Which nobody builds by hand nowadays because they rather use machines, that's why I'd value someone who just wants to craft it themselves and make a good product, one at a time
My grandfather was a shoemaker and passed away when I was little. Seeing videos like this one always makes me remember him when my mom took me to his shop and watched him soo concentrated on working on his shoes... I wish he had more time in this world so I could ask him to teach me the trade. Thanks for bringing back those old memories because of your video. I really do.
I miss my grandfather and wish I could have gotten to talk to him as a man I would do anything to talk to him again & I'd tell him I love him so much and ask him so many questions I didn't have the curiosity for as a kid
@@drag_611 how much for the shoes? It’s a simple question. If you don’t know, say I don’t know. easy Peezy if you do know, say how much they are. What the heck
I'm crazy about shoes. I have 6 or 7 pairs and I can say that nothing compares to good quality, handmade, genuine leather boots like these in the video. Made just for YOUR feet, no one else's. It's heaven.
@@kartgo5500 왜 국가가 해야하냐면 장인을 인정하는 공적기관을 만들고 브랜드를 키우는 과정은 오랜 시간이 들고 수익이 발생하는데 시간이 걸림 즉 오랜 시간 큰 수익을 기대하기 힘듬 돈이 안되는걸 누가 하려고 하겠음 투자비용은 큰데 그러니 나라에서 손해를 보지만 미래를 위해 투자해야지 가죽기술 배운지 10년도 안되것 같은 애들 마스터라고 명함주고 제품 만드는게 지금 유럽 수준임 지금까지의 역사를 통해 과정이나 처리 방법이 유산처럼 관리되었으니 지금도 명품이라고 대우 받는거
한국 구두산업은 좀 문제가 많음... 내 새울만한 게 없음.. 그냥 수제 구두 하나 맞춰보고 영국/이태리/스페인 구두 사봐... 이제 한국이 저 나라에 비해서 인건비가 싼 나라도 아님.. 유럽/일본에 비해 제법이 발전하지도.. 그렇다고 중국에 비해서 가성비 있지도 않음.. 그나마 유럽가서 배워오는 젊은 사람들이 조금 있긴 한편인데... 그 사람들도 한국 가격 맞추려다보니... 정통과는 거리가 먼 제품을 메인으로 팜..
Love everything this guy is doing except for 2 things. 1) using the cheap leatherboard sole and 2) using the glued on cupsole instead of stiching or at least nailing it down.
Я просто поражена мастерству этого человека! С такой любовью он делает свою работу, молодец! Хотелось бы походить в такой обуви!!!! Вам привет из России!!!!
I was fortunate enough to spend a little under 5 years in the ROK and it was one of the best experiences of my life, much love for the Land of the morning calm.
a la base je pensais regarder comment le club de foot de Chelsea faisait les crampon sur-mesure pour les joueurs !! mais la, c'est encore mieux !! bravo monsieur
안녕하세요,나는 당신의 일을 관찰하게되어 매우 기쁩니다,나는 당신이 멋진 신발을 만들 것이라고 확신하고 불행히도 러시아 출신이기 때문에 신발을 주문할 수 없지만 여전히 당신의 일을 관찰하게되어 기쁩니다. 좋은 신발을 가진 사람들과 비슷한 비디오를 가진 우리를 계속 기쁘게하십시오😊 실수에 대한 죄송합니다,나는 한국어를 모르는,그래서 나는에서 도움을 요청 Google translate😢
Glued is fine for rubber soles in urban shoes. They wear pretty fast with everyday use and it makes for an easier repair, less stressful for the uppers and requires less labor (thus cheaper if you don't do it yourself).
@@trajtemberg I spent a bit when i first got into boots thinking that anything other than stitch down was trash, i got schooled pretty hard by a local cobbler and you are so right, its building a shoe for the purpose it will be used for.
The craftsmanship and attention to detail is exquisite. I am in awe of the skill of these master tradesmen. They are so rare. Those beautiful shoes will last a lifetime with care. I would rather spend $1000 on one pair of shoes by this man than the same on one mass produced designer pair. I would love to own a pair like this one day. ❤
@@gregroth4696 Right. When you really really want something magic money appears in your bank account... just get tf outta here. You never had to struggle or be hungry if you think that hey
Me watching the whole video wondering whether it'll be a goodyear welt or blake stitch and then he pulls out that glued rubber sole😭😭 I can't believe it after all the amazing work on the upper..
This man is a magician because leather boots aren't supposed to mold to your feet like on day one!!! It's like they're still warm from the mold when the clients gets them - unbelievable.
Если бы все производители так относились к пошиву обуви,то наверное было меньше людей с больными ногами.Спасибо такому мастеру дай Бог ему здоровья и передать свой талант будущим поколениям!!!👋👋👋👍👍👍
I dream of owning such a pair. My feet have always been too wide and never ever truly comfortable in any footwear. This man isn't just a cordwainer, he's a healer.
So carefully approach the construction of the last and at the same time use a cardboard insole and a rubber sole with cavities... It’s kind of a shame for the shoes.
that wasnt a piece of cardboard on that shoe so not sure what ur talking about its called cork and is used on a lot of dress shoes and high end shoes and has antimicrobial properties to keep smell and any issues with ur feet happening it also forms to ur feet over time just like leather so its one of the best insoles to have is Cork.
the fact that this craftsman makes this job look realativly easy shows how incredibly skilled he is. what a privalige it would be to own a pair of boots made by him.
Unfortunately, in 2-3 weeks this sole will come off loose, since there is not stiching. Goodyear welt should be the way to have a sole properly placed. If it rains, good bye leather.
De acuerdo con la mayorìa de expertos, sin quitarle lo artesanal y dedicado y pulido; sin embargo, està generando una inmensa cantidad de residuos imposibles de reusar o reciclar, y omite el cosido de la suela, lo que deja la sensaciòn de inseguridad de que el calzado aguante un uso prolongado sin despegues de la suela, ademàs de que es antieconòmico y antiecològico la imposibilidad de reemplazo de las suelas desgastadas. Tal vez es para hombres muy elegantes y ejecutivos de grandes ciudades, que casi no caminan y usan sòlo vehìculos y ascensores...
Es lo que estaba pensando, no tiene cambrillón tampoco y el hecho de que apenas tenga una capa me hace pensar que el minimo golpe contra cualquier acera, va a dejar a tu zapato "hablando". Aprecio el trabajo a mano pero no se ven "duraderos".
My great grandfather now passed, and cousin are cobblers. One of the only in the area that do customs and I’m so proud to call them my family. Knowing this tradition will soon be gone is so sad.
@@h.daniel8146 Wow, okay I respect that. Personally I felt the background music was the perfect complement to the video. Sometimes total ASMR without music can be harsh to listen to, so I did appreciate the music. But then different strokes for different folks I guess...
Ojala, se valorara el conocimiento y las horas de su trabajo. Yo si pago el precio de su trabajo y con el amor y dedicacion a su oficio. Simplemente Maravilloso ,mis respetos un trabajo excelso 😮
On the surface this seems like a nice idea but there is a critical flaw in this design. Moulding the shoe to the static position of the foot does not take into account that the toes splay out as the heal of the foot is lifted. This shoe design will result in a tight and ultimately uncomfortable toe box.
Exactly, pure BS. Yes lets make a footmold and then make a pointy toe that fucks your feet up. This is why people need surgery on their feet when they are 50
oh god, all that time and effort just to fuck it up at the end with a glued sole with a fake goodyear welt?!?!?! Also, sure they are shaped to perfectly match your foot but they still wont be very comfortable because all you are standing on is a thin layer of cork and a cheap rubber outsole! Edit: also noticed the outsole has a fake vero cuio and made in italy stamps. so its probably also cheap crap leather.
If i had the money I would have done this 40 yrs ago. But this guy would have to clean his wax and equipment befroe I step foot in anything. Nicely done.
love the shoe and the dedication! Must be the American ways in me but I wish these were goodyearwelted ot blake stitch. Says the guy that only knows stuff from youtube. Amazing work non the less!
I don't care how he does it if the client can wear them *this* easily on day one. Day one?!!! Have you seen those slip on?!!!!! That's literal magic. Leather boots aren't supposed to naturally break to your feet like that, even if made to measure. It's like they're still warm from the mold so they get perfect to your feet... unbelievable stuff. Just wow.
The Goodyear welt is cheaper over the life of a properly made shoe as it can be resoled at least twice, whereas these will have to be discarded once they are worn out.
lol calm down, you know so little and think that you know it all. its an orthopedic comfort shoe. its not a life time work boot lol. Its always the most ignorant who yap the most.
Listen up bucko: welting is ancient tech. The best shoe makers today don’t use that. Go back to shoe makers college because you clearly skipped many classes.
I'm amazed the amount of skill and care to make these boots: however I'm surprised he never fitted a finger loop at the heel of the boots to aid putting them on.
Love the video. This fellow amazed me at the care he takes in making these boots. I hope he sweeps up those nails and re uses them. If not it would be an unnecessary waste. Love from 🇨🇦
Only a Cali-weird-O could make such an out of place statement. No wonder we in the U.S. are in such trouble! My respect and admiration to this fine and dedicated Craftsman! KnifeMaker, Retired after over 47+ years in the Craft.
@@MichaelOrr1984 Yes and no. You see, most of the customers for such a Craftsman will be older more affluent people. with age, comes pain and even though leather soles are much higher class, they have their own issues. Hard to break in, painful on older joints, and most importantly, terrible traction. Particularly in bad inclement weather. Exactly why, even as a died in the wool Texas, I have switched from my "True Sole Leather" soled Lou Cassy boots to Ariat with synthetic soles. One is beautiful and can be appreciated for its tradition while hard on the feet, while the other feels like a old pair of comfortable sneakers. (High end hiking boots use a synthetic material often by Vibram. The most respected sole for its use in the world). So this blanket statement is really not exactly true. ;
맞춤 골프화 밑창 만드시면 떼돈버실듯요. 1. 골프에서 발바닥 접지력이 중요한 부분이고 2. 골프는 구매력 있는 사람들이 많고 3. 장비병 걸린 사람들이 많아서 1%의 퍼포먼스 향상이 있다면 10만원 20만원은 우습게 쓸사람들이 많으니 발 인상 채득해서 발볼이랑 모양맞춰 기능성 그럴싸하게 부여해주면 줄선다고 자신합니다.
