I just purchased a pair of these Dexter Jack Bowling shoes and one of the grommets that hold the laces broke off. Is there a way to replace the part ?
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I am sorry about that, but I do not know. Why don't you take the shoes to the bowling alley shop that is in some of the bowling facilities. I hope this was helpful.
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Contact the seller. If not, It shouldn't be too difficult to replace on your own. You can pick up Velcro at almost any craft/fabric store. Sew it yourself or go to a cobbler. Hope that helps. It is a good product, helped me alot.
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I haven't tried to replace any spikes. I buy a new pair when I have lost any spikes, I find that they are so low in cost.I just buy another pair.
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Yes. You should be able to order a replacement rim. I ordered a new scoreboard and balls w/ no issues.
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I don't know, I'd contact the company. I've had good luck with company's just replacing parts when they've broke.
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Rodney, I have owned several pair of the Irish Setter Soft Paws and even though the robust leather uppers with occasional polishing show little wear, worn soles necessitated replacement. An Achilles' heel (pun intended) of the shoes is the OEM laces, which do seem to wear/fray too quickly. I too have attempted to obtain replacement laces from Red Wing directly and through local shoe stores, but with no success. I now use the readily available KIWI Outdoor Brand brown laces (product code 2114) in my Soft Paws. They look good and are more robust than the OEMs. As I wear size 14EE shoes, I find the 45" laces are appropriate, but the KIWI laces are available in 36" as well. After the OEM laces wear out, the next component(s) which I have found to need replacement is/are the "Scent Ban" insoles. As a "better than original" replacement, I use the New Balance Pressure Relief Insoles (product code IPR3030). They are pricey, but if you are on your feet for hours, they are worth the money. Because I have been wearing Soft Paws for years now, obviously, I do like the product! Roger
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You can order them from the manufacturer at http://www.gldproducts.com/index.php/parts/pockey-table-parts.html I have had to replace a few myself.
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No idea but the company should be able to provide a replacement or just put anything on the end that will fit. We haven't had an issue with ours as of yet.
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Cut it off from the bottom and replace the rubber tip. Easy to do with a saw that will cut through lucite. I've had three of the lucite canes and each is adjusted for the height of the shoes I am wearing when I use it!
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Exactly what part broke? I know you can buy spare blades from the same company. It should be in the related items.
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Don't know for sure but I'd say it's very doubtful. These spikes are made for vintage golf shoes made 20 or more years ago. If your Dexter shoes have spikes that have metal posts threaded to screw into the sole of the shoe, then they will fit. I believe you will find that that is not the case.
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You cant buy a set that I know of. I replaced mine but getting a kit at Walmart and Academy Sports. I did them myself, it isn't hard.
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I bought freeman cleats from home depot online. I went with the idea to be safe than sorry. but I still have not used the tool.
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I would call the manufacturer. If you need to, maybe they can send a replacement zipper and you can get it replaced at a shoe/handbag repair shop.
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Not sure may have to call manufacture for the part. I've heard of people gluing that piece back together with locktite
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Contact Teton at their website. They sold me replacement fabric and rubber feet. Nice customer service was provided.
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go to the j kordish website and call them to see about how to get the replacement part