Shoes?

Soldato
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After some footwear recommendations!

On my second pair of leather brogues in just over a year from Asos, and the sole seems to wear rather quickly! After around 6 months some parts of the sole are almost completely worn through!

Anyone able to recommend a shoe with a fairly hard wearing sole?

Brogues would be good. Budget around £40-50!
 
Why don't you get them re-soled instead of buying new shoes? Surely that's the cheaper way...

This.. Also you can get much harder wearing soles fitted, you just need the 'R' rated soles as these are the most hard wearing, any shoe repair place will be able to do these, but they generally cost cut and supply cheaper soles, you'll need to specifically ask if they have any 'R' soles there.
 
Think my soles were leather, or partly anyway, seems to be around 4-5 layers of various materials.

I don't mind dropping £40-50 on a new pair which has a harder sole and also can be re-soled further down the line.
 
This.. Also you can get much harder wearing soles fitted, you just need the 'R' rated soles as these are the most hard wearing, any shoe repair place will be able to do these, but they generally cost cut and supply cheaper soles, you'll need to specifically ask if they have any 'R' soles there.

:D
 
I get my soles done at Timpson, full leather sole and heel are about £60 with a wear guarantee of 12 months in other words if the sole gets worn out in that period they will re-sole for free
 
I get my soles done at Timpson, full leather sole and heel are about £60 with a wear guarantee of 12 months in other words if the sole gets worn out in that period they will re-sole for free

For that price you must only do this for very expensive shoes?
 
OP, buy a pair of Gucci shoes. Not only do they look spectacular and feel very comfortable, Gucci will resole and reheel them for the lifetime of the shoe for free.
 
That's all I've came across, not my style unfortunately. :o

I'd love some Gucci brogues, but for daily wear in an engineering office, a bit much! Especially with the occasional jaunt downstairs to the factory floor.
 
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