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Those are glued.
Are you certain? Can you tell me why this is the case?
Yes, I'm certain. As people have stated previously, handwelted shoes will have dimples in the insole.
Afraid those are glued shoes with loose grain wrinkling.
Everyone else already told you but yes those are not hand welted. You can peel off the pad on the insole and see the loose insole beneath it if you need more confirmation for yourself.
If these are cemented there’s nothing worth repairing. Make sure to edit your initial review as people might stumble upon your post when googlingI have never done this before. Will this destroy the shoe where I'd need to get them repaired at a cobbler?
Not sure I’d worry about destroying a non-welted review pair of shoes that have loose grain after the first wear but that’s just me. But no - peeling up the pad on top of the insole shouldn’t ruin them if you do it gently.I have never done this before. Will this destroy the shoe where I'd need to get them repaired at a cobbler?
+1 that or a mod amend it please.If these are cemented there’s nothing worth repairing. Make sure to edit your initial review as people might stumble upon your post when googling
If these are cemented there’s nothing worth repairing. Make sure to edit your initial review as people might stumble upon your post when googling