Anyway to just replace straps? I just have one torn strap on old boots. Also do I have to buy 2 boots since I already own 4 pairs. The straps tear-off
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It does not look like straps only are available, but their web site does have an E-mail contact us page. I do have to ask, how on earth do the straps tear off? I've had only 2 pairs in 30 years and still have the original straps in good condition. Not much pressure is needed to hold the body in place, try wearing shoes if you are concerned about slipping out. I hope that helps - Randy PS ratchet straps is what I commented on, not the knee bend loops.
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Dear Jenna,We sometimes would use one boot when our GSD's pads would get cut from rough rock in Hawaii. We had hardwood floors, and the boots have enough grip for walking. Our dog (really he is our son's service dog) was used to having his pads massaged, so he did not mind the boots. The boots will come off when running, but stay on most of the time. I bought these because it was the preferred boot for military working dogs in Afghanistan. Hope this helps, and best wishes as you care for your fur friend.very sincerely,Stephen
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I own a pair and I have had no problems with rippiing or tearing. Because both pairs are doing the same thing, I suspect you might be kneeling on them or maybe the cold winter weather is breaking down the leather. I do not think they are supposed to be exposed to that kind of cold. I just use them for getting in my pond.
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I had the old version with part of the strap was leather. I had that strap for a few years but I used the strap about 2 - 3 times a week. I always rinsed the strap after use and let it dry. The new version does not have any leather in it, so I can't tell you how long it will last since I just got it.
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Cut the strap shorter and resew it back on. Anybody with a sewing machine could do it in seconds or if you have a needle and thread it would take a few minutes if the sewing machine isn't available.
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There are two straps one for each side. They are very strong and durable and I recently found the same strap at REI. Same price $29 but you won't have to pay for shipping if you have a store near you. Hope that helps
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It looks like it would be pretty simple to remove the strap. It is held on by leather straps that look like they could jat be untied
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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 have fairly large calves and there is way more strap than I can use. I almost felt there was a little too much strap.
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I love the boot! I don't know what they are talking about there isn't any glue involved. The straps never came loose when I was using the boot. The Velcro is very secure there are Velcro strips on the uprights also that hold the straps in place. I hope this was helpful.
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My bag is replaceable, but I don't know where to get the replacements. If you find out where, please let me know. Good luck.
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I would buy new Velcro strips, in my town available at Jo Anns and Walmart, probably other stores. this is probably 2 or 3 dollars. This is assuming the Velcro on the body of the support is still good. If it is worn too, make the strip an inch or two longer to so it will go onto unworn Velcro on the main body. The other suggestions sound workable too. Ignore the Velcro problem and just sew a few stitches to hold the straps in place. then slide it on and off like a glove.
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As I was a leather smith in a prior erea. It is best to just continue resoling the boots with new leather. Don't take what is good and turn it into junk! Rubber soles on Cowboy boots just don't get it. John C. Kozel
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Dear client,you could buy the strap separately.Could you kindly contact us for more details ? Here is our email address : kattee.am@foxmail.com. Thanks in advance.
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I would contact ironlace themselves and explain, im positive they would send you a new pair for free. I have 2 pairs of ironlaces and the ones that are older started to fray at the ends after about 3 months of heavy use, so i plasti-dipped the ends and they came out awesome. So if you contact ironlace and they don't require you to send the old ones in i would highly recommend you do that
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I suggest emailing the vendor and/or manufacturer to ask about a replacement strap. It is made by a company called K-Cliffs Lifestyle and here's the link to their home webpage: http://www.k-cliffs.com/ From there, click on the "contact us" link and ask if you can just buy a strap replacement. Good luck and hope this helps.
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Yes, I lost a few last year and found that by going to innoracks.com I was able to get the name of a supplier that provided them. They were about six bucks each(!). I didn't actually buy any then, but will need to this season. BTW despite the fact that the straps come completely off and are therefore able to be lost, I like it better this way because it's a much cleaner look when the rack isn't in use.