7 replies to this topic

[srvman]

I dont even know how to described what has happened.
So I put in a link of a photo.

If anyone knows what needs to be done, like physical name, and who could do it( im guessing a shoe person guy)
http://www.flickr.co...N05/4714073157/

[misseatalot]

I gopt mine fixed at Timpsons. Took a week though! Best gate a timescale first!

[srvman]

good shout, how much was it?

[wiskey]

I can only see a bit of cosmetic damage to the bit that your sock covers anyway - and it shows that your boots have seen action.  if the sole is leaking the person you want to visit is a cobbler.




*unless its like a gunshot wound and the damage on the other side is much more dramatic!

Edited by wiskey, 19 June 2010 - 06:03 PM.

[Wickedfaerie]

It's just given your laces an extra hole to go through!

[caroldecker]

Wickedfaerie, on 19 June 2010 - 06:32 PM, said:

It's just given your laces an extra hole to go through!

so it would seem!  

im sure theyll last the festival with one wonky lace if it could take up to a week to sort, like someone said... anyway ive heard a rumour the weather might not be too bad (but lets not say that out loud just incase)  

Edited by caroldecker, 19 June 2010 - 07:53 PM.

[BeeMac]

If your lace goes through it you will be grand..... at least its the top of the boot, warm sun don't do the top.... rain comes invest in a pair of gaiters!!

can't beat a pair of comfy boots!!

[srvman]

The boots are brilliant, bought them out in America, when I was walking through a couple feet of snow everyday for about 6 months lol.

The thing doesnt really annoy me, I just was wondering if it was something that could be fixed in 10 mins.

The lace dont go through the hole, but I will prob only tie up to the second level for a bit of super comfort if the weather keeps.