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    4.0 (5 reviews)
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    Sedlak's Boots & Shoes - Sedlak's Boots & Shoes

    Sedlak's Boots & Shoes

    3.3(23 reviews)
    39.3 mi
    $$

    Fixed my shoe super quick! Dropped it off on Friday morning at got it back Monday. They were very…read morenice as well!

    Do not get your shoes repaired here. I will tell you exactly why. For context: I was seeking to…read moresell my Doc Marten's online however the only problem was that they had some localized and concentrated scratches on the toe that made them look unappealing. I researched scratch repair on youtube and found it was relatively easy yet buying the supplies was costly. I brought my shoes to Sedlak's on the premonition that the repair would be quick, cheap and bring them to look as I had seen online. The repair took the better part of 5 hours and upon returning to pick them up I saw that they were covered in a gross, uneven texture of whatever black wax they had used. Mind you, the scratches on my boot were isolated in nature and did not warrant an entire covering and henceforth ruining of the whole toe box. I was told that they do not do scratch repair directly, but can refinish the toe to make it look even, and less noticeable. This was fine to me until I had received my boots back and the once small scratches on a clean toe had ballooned into slightly less noticeable scratches on a toe covered in a disgusting spatter of bumpy black wax. WORSE STILL, I took my shoes back to the shop to negotiate a possible fix up or refund. I was told that the "nature of the scratches" meant that what is seen below in pictures was the best option. I kindly asked if there's a way to get the texture evened out (possibly hair brushing them) to which I was PERSONALLY HANDED the hair brush where for the following ten minutes I quietly, and vigorously brushed on the bumpy texture as best I could while the gentleman at the front desk helped other customers. IRONICALLY as I was doing this, an older woman came in and explained that they glued on her sandal strap the other day, and upon her daughter taking two steps in the sandal, the strap fell off. The gentleman at the counter told her "Ouhhh.. I was afraid that would happen" and proceeded to cautiously explain that their policy stipulates that they must CHARGE HER AGAIN for the strap that lasted but 5 seconds. She was not the least bit pleased. I am astonished that I was allowed as a customer to sit by the desk and fix the messed up finish of my boots that I paid to have evened out. What my $20 actually went to was a lesson on brush and wax friction and a right forearm workout. My reward was boots that look arguably just a bit worse than when I had brought them in. I am by no means an expert but youtube has shown me that scratch repair is doable by the average joe. I was not apologized to to any extent and the man helping me blamed all the issues with their repair to my shoe on the scratch. What they did was effectively put a tourniquet and do dialysis on my shoe that had a paper cut. If I knew that what happened would be the case I would've hoped that they would explain to me that the scratch repair is not in their line of work, and to seek extenuating help. I would rather be told that they can't do the job than pay to get my shoes destroyed. Do not take your shoes in to get any sort of work done to that respect.

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    Jim The Shoe Doctor - So grateful they were able to repair my favorite sandals

    Jim The Shoe Doctor

    3.6(89 reviews)
    62.5 mi

    They really do a great job fixing, building up any shoes you have! They are very nice at the shop…read moreand on the phone. But-of course there is a but, they are extremely slow at doing the great job!!! 4-5 weeks on a more intense repair, ie shoe build up! And the kicker is - you pay up front! Before you see the job that is done, or you can't pick them up for a month or more. This is the only problem. There is not another cobbler choice in Eugene!! I have read that someone calls and needs an emergency heel or strap replaced-I am happy for them. A different tech does those repairs, than my extensive build up. I must tell you that they are very good! In fact when I moved to Texas for a while I UPS'd my shoes to them! So, I must adjust to their schedule!! If you can-you be extremely satisfied!!!

    This place is fast! I dropped off my motorcycle boots* in early Jan I think and they had them…read moredone by the end of the month! I asked for them to get them done as soon a possible without having to pay a rush fee, since this is a safety issue (they're my only pair of armored riding boots). Brought them in because their tread was almost completely fine and I was spying on rocks/ gravel a little. Price was kind of high, but they look great and it's way cheaper than buying a new pair! *I had to buy these boots years ago because they were the only vegan ones I could find. Track boots aren't supposed to have much tread so your foot doesn't get pulled off the peg dangerously. However, I ride a cruiser and only do street riding, so some tread is fine.

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