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I received a nice pair of Rev'it boots for Christmas, but the shifter pad is set back over the instep and the contact is on the leading edge of the toe. This results in the surface material wearing back. The aesthetic isn't so much the problem, but I don't want to lose water resistance to the toe box.
If I add a pad, I don't want to stitch because of cost and likelihood of making the boot leak. So I'm thinking a small leather patch with some type of mondo glue. Does anybody have suggestions on what to use?
The other idea is to just treat the area with a mink oil and call it good.
If I add a pad, I don't want to stitch because of cost and likelihood of making the boot leak. So I'm thinking a small leather patch with some type of mondo glue. Does anybody have suggestions on what to use?
The other idea is to just treat the area with a mink oil and call it good.