u/koreanhalf

Around 10 years ago, I purchased this pair of Patagonia shoes based on a few stellar customer reviews. Wow! I was sold after just two wears. They're very light and comfortable. I also liked that they could be re-soled, so I bought 2 more pairs that are lace-up, and 3 that are slip-on, all different styles. Well, a few years later, Patagonia stopped offering shoes, so the one cobbler that Patagonia enlisted to officially re-sole these shoes with the same "honeycomb" sole no longer had these soles.

Any ideas for bringing these back to life with new soles? I've visited a few cobblers here in Ohio, but they are very uninterested. I'd love to get a Vibram sole put on these. If it's successful, I have the other five in my rotation that will eventually need new soles.

Thank you!

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Around 10 years ago, I purchased this pair of Patagonia shoes based on a few stellar customer reviews. Wow! I was sold after just two wears. They're very light and comfortable. I also liked that they could be re-soled, so I bought 2 more pairs that are lace-up, and 3 that are slip-on, all different styles. Well, a few years later, Patagonia stopped offering shoes, so the one cobbler that Patagonia enlisted to officially re-sole these shoes with the same "honeycomb" sole no longer had these soles.

Any ideas for bringing these back to life with new soles? I've visited a few cobblers here in Ohio, but they are very uninterested. I'd love to get a Vibram sole put on these. If it's successful, I have the other five in my rotation that will eventually need new soles.

Thank you!