Maintaining footwear in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is crucial; worn-out shoes leave you vulnerable. This guide details how to acquire and repair your footwear.

Acquiring Shoes:

While you begin with a pair, replacements are readily available. Loot chests and fallen enemies (poachers, etc.) often yield shoes. Alternatively, purchase them from vendors.

Tailors sell shoes, but cobblers offer superior quality options. Locate a cobbler (their map icon resembles three red circles) – one is found early in Trosky. Cobbler Matthew, for example, also sells horse equipment and crafting kits.

Repairing Shoes:

Two methods exist: professional repair or self-repair.

Cobblers and blacksmiths offer repair services. The cost depends on your Craftsmanship skill level; relevant perks provide repair discounts.

Self-repair requires a Cobbler's Kit, obtainable from various vendors (including cobblers and blacksmiths), chests, or looted NPCs. Access the kit in your inventory, select damaged items (faded items indicate insufficient skill), and repair them.

This covers shoe acquisition and repair in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. Blacksmith's Kits function similarly for other equipment. However, utilizing vendor repair services remains a viable option for maintaining your gear's condition.