I’ve realized my right foot has some sort of bad juju toward footwear.
I understand why the right heel of all my sexy shoes is salt-stained and scuffed – from driving. I keep thinking I should wear sneakers when I drive to events and change into my heels when I arrive, but I always forget.
However, what I don’t understand is this:
My right foot appears to have some serious issues. The boots I could explain away. After all, I kick stuff with my right foot – think ice chunks and the sludge under my tire wheels.
But a slipper? Trust me, I do not kick ice chunks with my slipper.
In all seriousness, I plan to fix these instead of throwing out my otherwise perfectly fine boots. I think some straightforward stitching should do it, but I’m a bit nervous that all I’ll accomplish is poking myself with a needle too many times to admit and it will still allow water and snow into my boot like a sieve.
Anyone try something like this? If I line the repaired seam with E-6000, will that work, or just break down in the salt and water/snow?
Tips, advice, and comments appreciated!