RELIABLE BOOT AND SHOE REPAIR SERVICES FROM VANEK!

During these hard economic times, an increasing number of individuals are searching for new ways to save money. Repairing your shoes instead of throwing them away and buying a new pair is a great way to save your hard-earned cash.

High-quality men's and ladies shoes can be resoled and heeled seven to fifteen times. A well made Shoe or boot last longer and can be repaired numerous times at a fraction of the cost of new shoes and boots. With new soles and heels, and reconditioned uppers, the shoes will look like new, yet retain that broken-in, comfortable feel, it is possible to get more than 20 years of life out of high-quality shoes that you choose to repair. This makes it significantly less expensive for you to repair your footwear rather than throwing out your old shoes and purchasing new ones.

Health and Comfort Benefits

If cost benefits are not enough reason for you to repair your shoes, the United States government reports that repairing your shoes is actually good for your health. According to a Congressional report, you create a natural, custom fit when you continually wear a pair of shoes.

This natural, custom fit helps to distribute your body weight evenly, which can help to improve your posture, make you feel more comfortable and contributes to your overall health. Repairing your shoes allows you to keep this custom, comfortable fit while making your shoes look nice and rejuvenated.

Shoe repair can also alleviate a variety of physical problems. Worn soles and heels will change your gait. When you are not walking properly, your feet, ankles, knees, hips and back can all suffer.

Improper fit causes calluses, corns and bunions. Shoe repair shops offer stretching services and fitting aids to alleviate those problems. Typically, they can stretch a shoe from a D to an E in width. They can also add more space for toes or raise an instep. They can even stretch the calves on boots. If your shoes are too loose, you can pick up heel grips, tongue pads and insoles to create a better fit.

Walking on worn shoes, however, can put stress on your spine, which in turn, puts extra stress on your feet, ankles, knees and hips. If you throw your spine out of alignment by wearing poor-fitting shoes, you will likely end up visiting a foot doctor, physical therapist, and or chiropractor. The cost of visiting any of these professionals with physical therapy, medication and possible long term corrective medical devices will undoubtedly cost you far more than getting your shoes repaired.