Worth resoling?

TimberHunter

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Zamberlan Lynx that are 6+ years old

Awesome boots that are my go to when I know I have a long day of hiking.

Tread is nearly flat. Are they worth resoling or is the leather too gone?

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You can call zamberlan to see if there is a resoler who has their soles—that would really be your only resole option for a boot like that with glued-on soles. Boots like that arent that much more $ than a resole in the first place, and few resolers want to carry all the sizes of soles to do this, so options are either extremely limited or dont exist.
 
You can call zamberlan to see if there is a resoler who has their soles—that would really be your only resole option for a boot like that with glued-on soles. Boots like that arent that much more $ than a resole in the first place, and few resolers want to carry all the sizes of soles to do this, so options are either extremely limited or dont exist.

Yeah I would only use a Zamberlan approved person to resole. If these aren’t expensive boots to you, I don’t want to know what are lol. These are about $450 new and $160 for a resole


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I sent my Lowas back to Lowa for a resole. They did a great job. Cost about $150 and they had to send them to Germany (I shipped them to their facility here in the US and they sent them overseas).

Probably a wash vs replacing them but the leather was in great shape and they were comfortable so I figured I’d give it a try.

No idea if Zamberlan has a similar option.


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