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Spike Studded Shoes

Update an odd pair of shoes or boots

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/spike-studded-shoes-2 • Posted by Law1sfab

Use this to update an old pair of shoes you have, I got my studs off ebay for a really cheap price. These look great at the back of trainers etc. Please note that the backs of the spike studs will be on the inside, so check you have room or the back of the metal stud will rub and hurt your foot.

You will need

Project Budget
Almost Nothing

Time

0 h 45

Difficulty

Pretty Easy
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Description

Use this to update an old pair of shoes you have, I got my studs off ebay for a really cheap price. These look great at the back of trainers etc. Please note that the backs of the spike studs will be on the inside, so check you have room or the back of the metal stud will rub and hurt your foot.

Instructions

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    Have a good think about where you want your spikes, I decided to follow along the stitching as it was easier. I had already completed these, but deconstructed them to show you how to stud them.

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    So start from the middle and work out, also make sure you have the same number of studs for each side. Place blue tack on the inside of where you are going to pierce the hole, this well stop you cutting yourself.

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    Take your time and slowly pierce a hole with the knife, don't rush as you don't want a huge hole.

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    Remove the blue tack from the inside and place the back of the stud (the screw side), in through the back of the hole.

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    Take your spike and slowly start to screw it on to the back, if you don't screw it on tightly it will come loose. If your having trouble, try putting the spike in another hole as some spikes can be funny.

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    Do this for every spike, give your shoes/boots a wipe, and just pull on each spike you have to make sure they are on tight. Now they are ready to wear, remember to have a good think as you can always place them in the back, on the toe. Make sure you remember about the backs. Give it a go!