McNETT® - Essentials for AdventureTM

Sole Repair

  • Rebuilding Heels

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    • Rebuilding heels

      Use Freesole to Rebuild Worn Heels

      Freesole rebuilds heels. Sand worn area then buff with a rag soaked in rubbing alcohol. Make plastic tape “dam” as shown. Set sole level and apply Freesole. Cures in 12-24 hours.

  • Rebonding Soles

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    • Re_Bonding Boot Soles

      Step 1:

      Use Freesole® to permanently re-bond a peeling boot sole. First remove loose dirt and debris and then clean the area with rubbing alcohol and a stiff brush. Apply Freesole to the sole evenly.

      Step 2:

      Use a filled water bottle, C-clamp or tape to hold sole and upper tightly together overnight.

Find more great tips like these in our Repair Guide

  • Maximum Strength Wetsuit Repairs

    Maximum Strength Wetsuit Repairs

    Urethane-based adhesives are the best for achieving maximum strength and durability. When your goal is a permanent bond, choose Aquaseal® Repair Adhesive & Sealant – it’s the industry standard for high strength, absolutely permanent repairs to all kinds of dive gear including wet suits, dry suits, gloves, boots, gear bags and more. Aquaseal cures to full strength overnight or in 2 hours with Cotol-240™ Cure Accelerator & Pre-Cleaner.
  • Boot Use Tip

    Boot Use Tip

    TRUE OR FALSE? Heavy duty mountain boots are obsolete for backpacking. True. But while the ultralight backpacking crowd (carrying 20 lb. packs) get by on trails using trail running shoes or even good sport sandals, most folks carrying heavier loads should have some ankle support. Well-made light hikers with a 3/4 or full-height ankle collar are usually enough for moderate loads on most trails.