Vintage Steel’s secret trick?!

Vintage Steel’s secret trick?!

9 June 2010

Union Works’ most popular menu items ‘Vintage Steel’

Have you tried it yet??

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To repair the toes of shoes that have worn down from wear,Leather repair、Rubber extension It says, ‘…’, but

This part offers the best protection for your toes when reinforcing your footwear in advance.

Sometimes your toes might go a bit stiff, or you might slip when pushing off, for example

It’s not as though there isn’t any, but above all, it’s a relief that it doesn’t run out so quickly.

They’re just the thing for someone like me who has no choice but to wear dress shoes as work boots.

I always tend to forget to check how worn my shoes are, so wearing this gives me peace of mind when I wear them.

It’s a part I’m personally very fond of.

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It looks really cool!!

That sort ofVintage SteelYou can also try this combination!

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Vintage Steel と Half rubber sole.

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This is a practical combination that offers both durability and slip resistance.

As the toe of a non-slip half-rubber sole wears down, the front inevitably starts to peel away.

We can also address such drawbacks.

The junction between the rubber and the metal fittings looks natural too, and the edge is just as shown here.

Although the initial investment is a little on the high side, it is so sturdy that it helps to delay the need for repairs, so

Wouldn’t this be ideal for those who struggle to find the time to take their device in for repair?

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Although this combination doesn’t look particularly imposing, it seems to be the strongest, but,

There is one weakness, though...

Although the sole is made of rubber, the toe cap is made of metal, so they aren’t really suitable for the rain.

(Moisture can cause rust or make the screws come loose.)

When it’s pouring with rain, rubber-soled shoes really are the way to go.

I wonder if the rainy season will be starting any time soon, from next week?

Make sure you’re well prepared by getting your rain boots ready and looking after them properly!!

(Aoyama Branch, Toriumi)