Shoe repair question

It's probably too late for that pair. When I get a new pair of shoes I cover the seams and vulnerable parts of the mesh in Seamgrip and that delays the inevitable holes from forming.

– use seam grip where the mesh has worn thin and put some repair tape/patches on it .. trim the patches so that they have rounded edges

– use seam grip where the mesh and suede are separating … stuff the shoe with socks or something so that it presses the mesh against the suede … you can also use tape to hold the bond together till they dry (or hold it by hand)

wash your shoes before the above and clean the affected places with alcohol

proactively seam gripping the stitching, the rand and sole contact areas, and any place that starts to see wear will help keep the shoes together … you can usually get more life before they get holes or serious separation … once that happens its time for new shoes

its not popular here, but using approach shoes for rough rock and talus is often a better choice durability and grip wise …

my guide tennie weight roughly the same as my terroc 330s but are much more durable on rock

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Shoe Goo for everything

Shoe Goo and McNett Seam Grip are pretty similar. Maybe Shoe Goo is thicker.