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The top lace hook has just snapped off my chainsaw boots. I've had a quick look online and can't find anything about repair potential. Is it possible to get the hook replaced? annoyingly, the rivet's well attached, it's just the hook that's snapped away. 

 

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Yes repair is possible, its just finding someone to do it. We sent a pair of boots to LSR for resole in May, still waiting for them to be returned, we were told it would be a whilst though.

 

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Ah excellent. I've used them for outdoor kit, but I wasn't sure if there was anything technical that had to be done with them given they're chainsaw boots and not just standard walking boots

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2 minutes ago, htb said:

The last I heard they were not accepting new repairs in until they clear the backlog.

Yup. A new statement is expected on the 5th November, but until then, no more new work is being taken.

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