I bought a pair of Max shoes from Luck (www.johnluck.com). Great fit for my fit and comfortable after many hours. I've had them for a little more than a year and on the foot that usually put down when I stop, the non-slip heel pad on the bottom of the shoe is getting very worn out. It seems to be softer than some of the other shoes I've owned that lasted a LOT longer. This piece does not appear to be replaceable as there is no screw to hold it in. Is there any trick on finding a replacement piece and attaching it to the shoe? I generally don't walk much in my shoes so it is more of a matter of not damaging the shoe and not killing myself the random times I have to walk 10 feet on something other than concrete.
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I bought a pair of Max shoes from Luck (www.johnluck.com). Great fit for my fit and comfortable after many hours. I've had them for a little more than a year and on the foot that usually put down when I stop, the non-slip heel pad on the bottom of the shoe is getting very worn out. It seems to be softer than some of the other shoes I've owned that lasted a LOT longer. This piece does not appear to be replaceable as there is no screw to hold it in. Is there any trick on finding a replacement piece and attaching it to the shoe? I generally don't walk much in my shoes so it is more of a matter of not damaging the shoe and not killing myself the random times I have to walk 10 feet on something other than concrete.
thanks Gerald Sylvester
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