L.L. Bean Boots x Chippewa Custom Rebuild | Dimar Shoe Repair

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Published 2022-08-11

A custom rebuild for these L.L. Bean boots by Chippewa, in a beautiful brown pull-up leather.

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All Comments (21)

@zam200864 1 year ago

Good to see a Canadian shop doing this type of work, nice job
@littlecabinknives8954 1 year ago

That color combo really pops sir another great job. Keep em coming
@ashutosh3 1 year ago

I just love the detailing you do to fix the upper sole into the leather midsole..
@richardbesley9683 9 months ago

Thanks for this video. I very much enjoyed it
@Wheres_Waldos_EDC 1 year ago

Those came out sharp looking! Awesome job!
@davidcallan7844 1 year ago

Just down the road in Stratford, good to know there is a cobbler near by when my boots and shoes need resoling and rebuild.🤘👍😎👞
@michaelgarretson5519 9 months ago

This looks really cool. Could you imagine doing something similar on a Western boot? I really like the look of the Dr. Sole half soles and heels.
@minnesota-hk1vp 1 year ago

Awesome work as always and cool boots!!!!!
@TingTingalingy 8 months ago

You cobbling folk have the coolest tools. I just bought a pair of these too i dig that sole replacement. I may need to contact you
@markmilan01 1 year ago

An amazing recraft!!! Love the color combo!!
@blackymaple 1 year ago

Looking sharp!
@aradoran 1 year ago

They look fantastic
@Joe_S. 1 year ago

Great job!
@jeffr0 1 year ago

beautiful job, Pablo
@dabeperalta8540 1 year ago

Nice one sir
@user-xs9km2si6r 1 year ago

Классная работа, молодец!
@saxman7131 8 months ago

I have a pair of these boots.
@Nick-dw8nr 1 year ago

I'm located right south of you guys in burlington, gotta wear my boots extra hard so I can bring them in for some Dr. Soles haha
@SR-ob3wn 1 year ago

I bought a pair of these about 7 years ago. The original sole was insanely uncomfortable and had zero grip. I resoled with a vibram lug and comfort and grip is much better, but I’ve ordered some Truman’s as a replacement. I don’t think I’d spend the money on these if I had to do it over frankly.
@jesselam6732 7 months ago

Hey Pablo! I have the exact same pair and it was great to see you take them apart and to see how they are constructed. I took them to my local cobbler to replace the existing sole with a vibram wedge sole. They wanted to remove the heel and sand down the existing sole and glue the wedge to that. What are your thoughts on this? Can’t seem to find anyone willing to go beyond that. Should I avoid this? Thanks in advance!