Re-soling boots, can these be saved?

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Shoe Goo would fix a couple of things in those pics. The stuff is legit for bonding.

Actually it didn’t work. When it separated I did use shoe goo to weld sole back in place. Looked good but first trip (3day) out and I came back with that chunk missing. Shoe goo lasted maybe first mile or two. I don’t think it’s meant for soles.

 

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On recommendation above I called a place in Boulder that does Climbing shoes and they said they can fix it. About $165.
To me that’s not worth it as I’d rather throw that money towards new pair of boots. So seems like I’ll just retire these

 

[5MilesBack]

What model boots are these? I've used a guy down here for a couple pairs that turned out well for around $80 with new Vibram soles. In most cases I'd agree that $165 is too much.

 

[resident vs nonresident]

What model boots are these? I've used a guy down here for a couple pairs that turned out well for around $80 with new Vibram soles. In most cases I'd agree that $165 is too much.

They are Zamberlan Baltoro Lite.
If you have a guy that can do it under $100 I would do that. I think that’s the limit on where it’s worth saving these boots.
Let me know who your guy is or if you end up talking to him.
I turkey hunt down south of Denver (not to blow up anymore) so I’ll be that way next month.