How much does a sole swap cost?

How much does a sole swap cost?

Swapping the sole range from $110-$150 depending on concept. We offer additional customization like altering the uppers with materials, custom paint or dye, custom branding.

How much can you make restoring shoes?

If you follow the process of flipping shoes, you can get around $80-100 per pair for starters. You can work your way to generating higher margins if you get better sneakers to resell, maybe around $500 per pair. This is not a bad way to make money, and you’ll learn the exact process later on.

What is sole swap?

For this style, you provide BOTH sneakers. The sole of one of your sneakers will be swapped with the other sneaker you send. PLEASE NOTE: Not all sole swaps will be an exact fit. Depending on the style and shape of the shoes there may be small gaps between the sole and upper.

How do you get rid of upper sole?

Using a heat gun with a temperature setting at 400 degrees is one way of removing a sole from the upper portion of a shoe. Once the heat gun reads 400 degrees, wave the heat over the side of the shoe where the sole meets the upper portion, gradually melting the glue beneath the sole.

Is there a sole swap service for sneakers?

Custom Sneaker Sole Swap Service. This sole swap hybrid service gives you the option to take two different pairs of shoes you provide and use the upper and sole from each to create one hybrid sneaker. This is ideal for athletes who prefer a certain fit/ sole, or for a restoration project with a twist.

How does golf sole swap hybrid service work?

The golf sole swap hybrid service gives you the option to take some of your favorite shoes and covert them to golf cleats. We ensure that the sneaker and golf sole are safely removed, properly prepared for bond, and heat pressed.

What can I do with two pairs of shoes?

     This sole swap hybrid service gives you the option to take two different pairs of shoes you provide and use the upper and sole from each to create one hybrid sneaker. This is ideal for athletes who prefer a certain fit/ sole, or for a restoration project with a twist.