Binding/Boot Repair
I've got a pair of 2011 Ronix One boots that I need some repair work done. Bought them off a buddy who only rode them a handful of times. I rode them for three days last weekend, decided I liked them so I bought them. The problem is, I tried to heat mold them in hot water. Apparently the hot water also softened up the rubber piece that attaches the bottom laces around the heel, because when I slipped my feet in and cinched down the strap, the strap tore completely loose from that rubber piece. I didn't even pull that hard. In fact I cinched them down super tight every time I rode, and never had an issue. Maybe I should've used a blow dryer instead of hot water...
Anyhow, I'm going to take them to a local shoe repair shop and see what they can do. My plan is to see if they can replace the rubber piece with a nylon strap and sew it back together. I've had good luck getting my snowboard boots repaired at shoe shops. So I guess we'll see... Anyone have experience getting their boots repaired? |
I took my 2008 ronix ones to a shoe maker. He stitched in a replacement nylon strap and eyelet for when i ripped out the upper part.
Your better off getting a shoe maker/repair shop take care of it! They usually have all the materials in stock. They can use pieces of nylon or leather..both will work! |
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