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    Hot Hog Leather

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    Yadkin Boots

    Yadkin Boots

    2.6
    (8 reviews)
    2.1 mi
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    The last time I went in to buy boots, I witnessed the owner yelling disrespectfully at another…read moreSoldier, also shopping in the store. The shopper's politeness was met with irrational anger and hostility from the owner. Needless to say, after the friction filled interaction, we both walked out of Yadkin Boots without making a purchase. Although, I've had several boots successfully repaired here in the past, the owner's behavior means I will take my future business to one of Fayetteville's many other boot repair/sales shops.

    I paid $38.20 to Yadkin Boots to have the heel and toe cups removed from my Belleville 390's. My…read moreboots were 3-months old and in good condition. I was told to return three days later. When I returned I was given my boots with patches / dark stains all over them - and told by the Chinese man who runs the shop: "In one hour, you stand in them to set glue." I took them home hoping the dark patches were just damp glue that would dry evenly. The insoles never set, despite following the instructions to stand in the boots and the patches remained. I took them back the next day and explained I had given them a clean pair of boots (I intended to use the boots for Garrison) and they had returned me a dirty pair with un-glued insoles. The owner explained, "Yes but glue not set. And dirt inside boot comes through to outside when we put thinner on to remove heel cup." I explained that had I known my boots would be returned to me permanently stained I would not have had the heel cups removed (obviously, right?). His response was to shout at me: "I no magician! What you want?" I persisted and he finally agreed to clean them 'for free'. He told me to come back in 5-days time. I returned in 5-days time... "Oh. Boot not ready. Still wet." I told him that he had been in possession of the boots for over a week now. Obviously, he didn't care. At this point I had given up. The boots were still filthy dirty. He said he "tried to clean boots twice but patches still there". Then told me to come back in another 3-days to allow the glued insoles to dry... Man. This was the WORST service experience I've had in a long long time. I effectively lost a good, clean, $80 pair of Belleville 390's, and paid another $39 to have them ruined. Total loss: $119. Three trips to Yadkin Boots. They still have my boots. I never went back as they are now worthless and I'm sure they would "Still be wet" even if I did go back. Yadkin Boots have no scruples and do not care about the quality of their produce. Basically, they ripped this soldier off to the tune of $119. Thank you Yadkin Boots for the valuable lesson. Next time, I'll get a Gerber and remove the cups myself as I've done in the past. A costly lesson learnt... Hopefully, no one else will make the same mistake.

    Hot Hog Leather - leather - Updated July 2026

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