Visvim Sneaker Repair | Resole #47
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Thank you to ALL who tuned in every Saturday and watch my resole videos. I also appreciate all the kind comments. It motivates me to continue making videos for you All. Happy Sunday 👍
Brian The Bootmaker Love your videos, you have an amazing talent. Keep up the good work! 👍🏽
Nice shirts, I really like the colors. I live in East Los and work all over LA doing building inspections. Can I stop by you place to scoop up a shirt one of these days? Gracias!
Rigo Rodriguez yes. What is your size?
@@BrianTheBootmaker Extra Large. I know you're a busy man so I will give myself extra time just incase I have to wait.
Love shoes and love watching you bring them back to life
I swear I could walk in there with a pair of coconut husks and Brian could turn them into a pair of collectors items.
James Cooper yeah but.. for not less then $300
@@elshowdelpape4445 I'm glad you raised that.
I don't think Brian has a bigger fan than me BUT there is a commercial reality to all this.
Brian deserves every single cent he charges for his craft, and more, but I often wonder whether the footwear he works on are worth it.
I suspect that all too often clients get emotionally attached to these items and rational reasoning goes out the door.
Having said all that, I'm glad there are a lot of "irrational" shoe owners out there and that Brian benefits from them/us.
@@-MacCat- well said, I also would be willing to send in my boots which have sentimental value and I would gladly pay to have them brought back to life.
@@-MacCat- What's irrational to you may not be irrational to others. I'm never discarding items that have sentimental value to me, especially the shoes that my brother gave to me while he was still alive. I'll pay way over $300 to have them restored so I can wear them again. Am I irrational to want to not forget memories of him and hold these items dear? And what if I wanted to customize a pair of sad, low-quality cemented boots into a pair of hand welted, made-to-last boots? If Brian's clients didn't think his services are worth it, they wouldn't have sent their boots to him, but they did. I did. We're happy and that's all that matters. :) Thank you, Brian. See ya soon.
@@Jerry-tc5ik Jerry, you really misunderstood my comment. You did not understand the inference of the quotation marks.
That glue container is a work of art. My OCD is killing me. LOL
I know how you feel, that is difficult to look at.
Birdy
this guy is the Bob Ross of shoes. luv his videos
Those shoes are absolutely not my cup of tea but you made them look so much better than how they came in. Bravo. 👊🏽
I looked them up... $1000 brand new! xD
I'd have worn them if he hadn't put in that white wedge! Still, we all have different tastes! Lovely work, in any case.
@ Edwards, I would have sworn you could buy these at Payless for $30. Lol! 😂
I would cop those too even tho the original design is not to my liking too... Great work by Brian...
I wouldn’t wear those things to a dog fight. Not that I’ve ever been to one, but I’d be embarrassed to wear shoes like this if I did.
I am blown away with your Work Brian!!! Thank you so much for fixin’ em up!! Such beautiful and skilled craftsmanship.
I just really appreciate your craftsmanship! You obviously care about the quality of your work. If only more people would do the same no matter their profession. Thanks for creating your channel!
It is good to see a craftsmen who really takes pride and care in his work. I always look forward to viewing your videos.
It's great to see a young man who learned a trade in action. I like that you dress the part, too. It certainly adds to the imagery. Nice work, sir. I hope you show your appreciation to your teacher.
And the shoes in this video look better than they did brand new.
Visvim=expensive junk
Once again, Brian shows us that he is a true master of his art/craft.
Lol I just checked out the brand and they are over $700 for glued on Chinese construction.
@@ColoradoStreaming The price is undoubtedly steep, but the chinese factories Visvim uses are very high standard and use excellent materials. Personally I would prefer Visvim for their clothing, since that's mainly made in Japan.
Really are pieces of sh😂t
They look so much better than the original design. It was a blessing this guy’s shoes gave out. He has something of actual quality now.
It's nice to someone that takes pride in his work. These days there are far to many craftsman who value the dollar over craftsmanship! Great job!!
Very fine craft! We sell lots of Visvim and it is cool to see a personalized take on them. It's also nice to see how much hard work goes into a custom sole.
Haha i love you guys store nice to see yall here
I can't believe i found you here
I bought a pair of Visvim FBT's years ago from you and the glue is only just starting to fail now. I looked this video up to see what it would be like with a resole. Funny to catch you in here. Love your store!
Those Will never mess up again they look 1000 times better awesome job
Wow, better than new. In awe of the craftsmanship right now.
Blown away buy your attention to detail and standards for excellence. Your quality assurance is remarkable. Gorgeous reconstruction.
I guess that’s the difference between a shoe cobbler and a shoe maker!
Im supper impressed 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻☝🏻💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
Once again you salvaged a pair of shoes that looked like they belong in the trash. Amazing job. Your glue pot looks like a living organism. 😬
Young man, your patience ant determination is a sight to behold!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I found this beautiful channel, is so refreshing for me...thanks, good job, excelent music!....all is perfect!❤❤🇲🇽❤🇲🇽
Any time a person is a true Craftsman they're a joy to watch plying their trade
Wow! Those soles look way better than the originals! Not just because they were tore up, but the proportions and materials and over all look of them just makes the shoe look so much more high quality. :)
The re-sole looks way better then the original. Well done!
This was very peaceful and satisfying to watch whilst eating breakfast
WOW you had a hell of a good teacher, but you have a gift that a lot of people do not possess. keep it up
Keep up the great work Brian. Watching you do your craft is calming and relaxing. I can only imagine the joy and pride it brings you to see the potential in a worn shoe and then bring it back to its original luster.
Beautiful work!
the blue sewing machine is of French manufacture! Singer is a French brand of sewing machines! it is pronounced Sain-jer!
Thanks for tour vidéos, Brian!
Pedro Lanevert if you look up the brand, singer was established 1851 in New York, and the machines have been manufactured in the states until recently. The name itself comes from Isaac Singer who started the company and is pronounced Singer. You might have mistaken it for Pfaff or Janome.
Now I know, how to turn Visvim into Yuketen
Great job!
Absolutely beautiful brilliant craftsmanship every single time. I think that shoe was only missing a steel shank for more support.
Other than that absolutely perfect. I can't wait to be the owner of one your boots. Thanks for the video
Min 13:09 great shot of digestive system of the stitcher machine.amazing..👍🏻
That piece of art great work love your videos
As an old candy maker, it's nice to see how you handle those sneakers, they look delicious.
PD: Great job
This one is one your best I think. Well done. Greetings from Greece
Más bello que el original, super chingón! Saludos desde Brasil!
Amazing job. These looked a little more challenging than your average boot,but you still make it look easy. Keep up the great content!
Those shoes sell new for about $750 (not my style) and you saved them. Amazing.
What a transformation! Incredible work Brian.....Amazing!
My favorite channel so far Brian!!! Love your craftsmanship. These Visvim's go for 1k almost. Truly amazing. God gave you a gift. Blessings!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏Salute. 👍👊✊✌💃🕺🏿💯🙏
Hi Brian the Bootmaker You are a very skillful young man. Wish you and your shop was close by where I live in Denmark. Wish you all the best. Enjoy your videos.
you r good man! even "pro" in my country cant beat you.
All I can say young man ouch work of ART.
When I first see them I thought, how is going to approach the repair of these. Well they look awesome. Amazing piece of craftsmanship chap.
Visvim be the sneakers!
Great work as always, Brian. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
The sign on the sanding machine reads, "Do not operate this machine without eye protection". You are talented; don't risk it. Wear eye protection! Love your work!
That was amazing, t shirts are cool, the Master Collection Boots are to die for, all you need now is to start selling those bib front dungarees....
Puedo pasar horas mirándote....gracias Brian...gracias maestro
Ya me suscribí brother mándame un saludo asta ciudad de México la entrevista con tu maestro es de lo mejor de tu canal
I threw a beautiful pair of Timberland's away, cause a shoe shop here in Michigan won't do the work that someone like Brian could do. The sole peeled away from the glue, on the bottom of the shoe, the glue had deteriorated. Barely had any wear at all, just sat in a garage for 5 years.
Wonderful craftmanship.
Just "found" you today. Your work is meticulous and innovative. I can't in good faith comment though without telling you that leather can be cleaned with water, yes even suede can be washed. I despaired for many years over this question and found a great suede product: Lincoln EZ cleaner. (From a question to Steve Bedo). Saddle soap is OK for leather but not for suede. Black suede can also be re-dyed.
Your skill level is amazing. Hope to have a pair of your hand made boots one day
Absolute pleasure to watch you! This is why trades need to be passed along! Awesome!
Impresionante trabajo , seguro que ahora son más cómodas y duraderas que antes.
Muy Bueno Brian!!! Espectacular!! Una maravilla!!! Me encanto como lo reparaste, Un saludo desde Argentina!!!
The resole suits the shoe better than the original outsole!
see I don't agree, but that was customer prerogative. The new vibram outsole is too visible from the side profile.
@@amanasd26 I think the more pronouced outsole gives the shoe a more rugged feel, which seems to contrast the moc-toe upper nicely.
You are a very skilled young man!
Visvim x resole club
Wow that was some serious work
Brian, great craftsmanship! You are a Wizard at RoleClub! 🤜🤛
Wow, that well used glue pot at 1:35, OMG 100x's better than the original, Visvim really cheaped out on the construction. If you look on Ebay for Visvim FBT sneaker moccasin they're going for $300-1000, Okaaaay, that's a lotta Red Wings or a great pair of Brian's engineers :p
Maestro gracias por sus vídeos y así compartir su trabajo y conocimientos, saludos desde Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias, España. Esperando con deseo más vídeos.
Te felicito Brian. Vos sos muy talentoso y habilidoso. Admiro tu talento.
I was hoping that he would replicate sneaker type sole . Cool work.
Brian, you are incredible.
I absolutely love your videos! You are truly the best I’ve ever seen and I look forward to everything you post! Thank you for sharing your passion with all of us!!
Awesome work, man!!! Now those visvim might actually be worth the money!!! Fantastic job!
Wow..... if i were living in your country, i would definitely have my shoes repaired by you!
Music is back.... thanks!
Please carry on with your hard work.
Those are +$800 "sneakers" I've never heard of that brand but its ridiculously expencive $4k for a single thin jacket whoever sent these wanted to get their moneys worth after breaking then and wanted to make sure they never broke again
I kept trying to figure out why the person wouldn't just buy a new pair of "sneakers" because this is a service I would only pay for with nice boots or nice dress shoes. Then I looked them up and saw the price and realized it may be the more financially sound option to have them repaired/made better.
Just looked this brand up... saw a $14k ugly a$$ shirt... no joke $14000.... give me a break
I’ll tell you what, after Brian touched them they sure look like they’ll never break again. That’s some amazing work.
Damn bro you can fix anything.👨🔧👍 Great job, I have to get a pair of your boots next time I'm in cali
Young Brian has been in the weight room too. Good work brother. Keep rocking🤘🏼
I threw so many of those kinds of shoes away and they cost here in Canada and you do that wow bro love the work
Those original sneakers are almost $800 new, looks like...😱
What you do takes a lot of skill. Your doing awesome job keep up the good work.
I thought your doc martins video was the best but this is even betterer. Don’t know how you do it.
Молодец, парень! Как всегда хорошая работа. With love from Russia
Those sparkling ice drinks are sooo good! I suppose that drink choice every day of the week
I'm a shoe repair.this guy is miracle his very talented
Very curious pair of shoes by the way! Half sneakers, half moccasins! 😳
I'm not familiar with the brand. Not my style.
William Keith not mine either, but those shoes are expensive. I think around $800
This very skilled man is cranking a sewing machine with his right hand and guiding the shoes with his left hand that is a difficult thing to do if you are left handed.
Birdy
Master brian, you given new life.
Maravilloso trabajo.enhorabuena por tu talento.saludos desde España.
Love the music and love watching these videos. A true craftsmen!
فنان بمعنا الكلمة
Very good job, I see that you use always the same adhesive .
I use different types depending on the materials to be glued.
Sometimes one side requires one type ( PU, for example) and the other PVC or the one that adheres best to that specific surface. Cheers !
Hi. Great Work. Hands of Gold. Beautiful Work.
That glue pot is the star of the show
Absolutely amazing!!! Love the shoe, but I would of made the toe transition more gradual. I looks like it how’s straight up 19:27
well done Brian, great work... but let's talk about for 1 min about the bad quality of the Visvim sneakers... I would have expected a better quality, which is definitely not the case... anyway, now they look even better than before... as I said previously, well done Brian 👍👍👍
I think a crepe sole would be suiting for these shoes, like the ones on a Clarke desert boot. When the soles on mine wear out that’s the route I’ll be going.
Wow, did not expect that. That's insane! Awesome work!
I love these vids you do. Funny thing is, I wear my Teva Katavi sandals 99.9% of the year. Benefits of SoCal weather 👍
Amazing craftsmanship. !!!! Saving up for mine...
Quality work! A far better sole than the shoe came with!
Excelente trabajo. Saludos desde Perú!!!
Excellent job my friend indeed. I wish I was there close to you. I have many shoes for
fixing and advancing 😎
Hi Brian thank's for shire your geat skills and good techniques to repair boots, I enjoy watching it , my best wishes for you and your teacher, Mr Palacios, God bless you, saludos desde Iztapalapa CDMX 😉😉👌🏾👌🏾👍👍✌✌
One pair at a time! Keep on treading!
This is my favourite resole!!
It's so cool how you re-sole sneakers, I'm always captivated :o