mimi
2 months ago
Threw away a pair of shoes. When the heels go, it's time for new ones.
https://images.plurk.com/2uID72hDUQwb20NJV7yEzG.jpg
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Indikon
2 months ago
They look as if they did good work.
Fly Fisher
2 months ago
Many miles on those, I’m sure.
heylisa
2 months ago
oh, for sure.
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Halanksmas☞
2 months ago
wonders if it would be worth having them resouled
emily ✟
2 months ago
They are pretty worn.
mimi
2 months ago
Indikon: I got all the good out of them. :-)
mimi
2 months ago
Flyfisher: Just a few! ;-) https://images.plurk.com/3nzuPR73J1VmG1G1oTgASN.png
mimi
2 months ago
heylisa: I ordered now ones a few weeks ago, so I’m good.
mimi
2 months ago
DevSpamNull: Does anyone do that anymore?
mimi
2 months ago
shesays_: Lots of steps!
BBH_Amy
2 months ago
mimi
2 months ago
Halanksmas☞
2 months ago
While the initial price might seem a bit high, repairing shoes is almost always cheaper than buying a new pair, especially if those shoes are of high quality. Over time, the cost of regular repairs is significantly less than the cost of repeatedly buying new shoes.
-- https://nushoe.com
Lemongrass says
2 months ago
I regularly have my shoes re-soled. It’s wasteful not to, and I have my shoes made especially for my feet, which makes me want to reserve them for longer. Often I will buy a new pair and have the old pair re-soled.
Skip Z
2 months ago
When I was running, if the midsole was still good, I would rebuild the heels with shoe goo
mimi
2 months ago
DevSpamNull: Sounds good!
mimi
2 months ago
lemongrass: Good for you!
mimi
2 months ago
skipz: I've tried that but wasn't very successful.
cyral
2 months ago
mimipal: i do
mimi
2 months ago
cyral: That’s great!
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