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Hello there!

 

Having recently bought a lovely pair of shoes, I was wondering if there is a way to add a thin sheet of rubber to the original leather soles without having the soles cut out and replaced. I've heard this is called a rubber biscuit?

 

This is to provide some much needed grip and a little more durability.

 

Thanks in advance!

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You need a Protective sole which is a thin rubber sole that covers all of the original leather sole or else you need one of these...but you will need to replace the original sole :D

 

 

 

 

Hello there!

 

You need a Protective sole wich is a thin rubber sole that covers all of the original leather sole or else you need one of these...but you will need to replace the original sole :D

 

 

Having recently bought a lovely pair of shoes, I was wondering if there is a way to add a thin sheet of rubber to the original leather soles without having the soles cut out and replaced. I've heard this is called a rubber biscuit?

 

This is to provide some much needed grip and a little more durability.

 

Thanks in advance!

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Is this a normal requirement or something a little more specialist?

 

Thanks you.

 

this is every day work for most, but as with every repair there are right & wrong ways to do it, find an independent repairer & you should be OK. www.jamesshoecare.co.uk are based in London & are quite proactive in the trade so should be good.

 

Lee

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