Shoe Glue Sole Repair, Transparent Shoe Adhesive, Shoe Repair Glue for Repairing Shoes, Boots, Leather, etc. (60g, 1pack)

this is pretty good stuff. almost like a flexible super glue. i got it for shoes, but have now used for many other items. most glues are either flexible and weak or hard and no flex, this has some of both. plus for me it did not dry in the tube a week after i opened. so i have been able to use same tube for many different small items over a 4 month period. great item i am on my second tube and will order more when needed. note i always roll tube from bottom push out excess air and then rap with tape so does not unroll.

I’ve used Shoe Goo forever, but the tube is huge and anytime indeed it in the future, it always dries up so I end up buying yet another one for a smaller repair. This shoe repair kit is great. It’s a smaller tube - perfect for smaller repairs AND it look it has a built-in applicator as well as a nozzle that prevents it from drying out (only time will tell), but for now, I like how it reseals. The glue is strong as well.

I’ve tried quite a few different shoe glues at this point, and I think this one is my favorite so far. The narrow tip applicator is incredibly helpful, especially when you’re working on the inside of sandals. When you put the cap on, it has a metal stem that goes inside the applicator that ensures the tip doesn’t get clogged up. Here’s some advice. If you want this to actually work well, use the rubber bands that they provide to temporarily keep what you’re gluing in place, and then *very quickly* put on clamps. Let those clamps stay in place for several hours at least, I like to leave them for a whole 24 hours. The use of clamps is critical for longer term success.

I had Birkenstock shoes that, after 18 yrs, the rubber sole had come partially unglued from the cork footbed. A local shoe shop had told me they could not be relied. This product was very easy to use and has them back in shape for a few more years of wear.

I had my local shoe repair shop reglue my leather shoe sole, it lasted approximately three months. Craftsmanship and pride in work certainly isn't what it used to be, I guess it's true, it's obviously easier to throw away things than to repair it? I utilized this glue and applied the rubber bands and left them sitting until the next day. It's been nearly seven months and they are holding firmly. The rubber bands are absolutely perfect and provide the added strength needed to give the glue time to set up. FYI, use the glue sparingly and immediately clean up any glue that oozes out or you'll have extra work trimming the hardened glue off "Yes, lesson learned" Well worth the money and saved me nearly a hundred dollars to resole a pair of Italian leather shoes.

It’s okay for minor repairs but not for bottoms of shoes. Not very strong but is very clean. I wouldn’t trust walking if repaired with this product in public.

I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT 😎 It really works. I was not sure what to expect with this product because I never had to glue my cycling shoes or any shoes for that matter. After following the instructions the soles to my cycling shoes are still in tack. They are still glued and have no signs of peeling off 🥰

The glue held one shoe when I first purchased it but hasn't held anything since. I just tried it on a pair of shoes hoping it would save me from spending an arm and a leg at the shoes shop for repairs