Supplier for Sole Guard

[Dean]

I don't care what anyone says. That's definetley Hugh.

[TheCustomer]

corio et pulchritude?

is this an S & M phrase

carry on!

 

maybe... If you love being battered by a shoe beforehand..

 

 

I don't care what anyone says. That's definetley Hugh.

 

my questions about shoe repair are far too amateur to really create any controversy as there are probably a limited amount of answers as to what material to use. If I was hugh, then knowing a simple question of should one use a press or not would cause a multi page debate then it dont take half a brain to work out that those trade only questions are the ones you should focus on.

 

Its been since 2008.. can we lay this one to rest?

 

Harry

[Lee]

Its been since 2008.. can we lay this one to rest?

 

Harry

 

Only if you change your username to Hughcan'tdoit..

[TheCustomer]

Its a really thin rubber sheeting that they put on under the sole and heal to protect it. Very low profile, unlike some stick on sole.

 

Only if you change your username to Hughcan'tdoit..

 

Yeah, guess I will have to make do with Hugh2 for now..

Anyway, what's the deal with this sole and heel guard rodey is going on about?

Looking at some of the other comments, referring to the already available sheeting. Are there any 1mm sheeting that could be what he is talking about. I have seen some resin sheets but nothing that thin? Could it be a resin sheet, is resin that tough??

I am probably a better customer than most in that I do my best not to knacker up the heel block but, it happens occasionally so, I would like something to stop that happening saving everyone time and money. Any ideas?

 

Harry