Shoe Glue Shoe Sole and Upper Repair Adhesive 60ml Clear Waterproof for bonding Broken Leather Shoes, Sneakers, Cloth Shoes, Boots, Leather Goods

Tbh the product is pretty good , easy to use but does come out on its own very quickly.

Bought this because my Y3s came away at the front. Used this and can’t tell there was ever any damage.

Even though the replacement soles were of very thin rubber for an old pair of ladies slippers and the gluewas applied as in the instructions. The adhesion was very uneven when it set, and a further gluing was necessary so that the replacement slipper soles were firmly attached, It would have been cheaper to by a new pair of slippers.

Fixed a loose rubber sole, held fine so far. Didn't need loads either. Cheaper than replacing them

Last summer, l had a pair of hippy flat, flip flop style vegan shoes, which l loved.Unfortunetly leaving them out in the hot weather, made the sole come away from the rest of the shoe.I have repaired it with this glue and put the shoe overnight under the leg of a table to keep the pressure on it.24 hours later the glue has stuck the sole to the shoe back successfully.....So, so far so good.I just have to wait now for the warm weather to see if the repair will last with the heat.The glue itself seems like most shoe glues, sticky and not too strong an aroma.

The crimped end didn't seal well and the glue leaked out along with everything else that came with the shoe glue. I accidentally got the glue on my hands when I opened it, and my hands immediately felt a burning sensation. I strongly doubt whether the ingredients in the glue are harmful to the human body.

This product worked pretty well, good adhesive a little smelly though.I tested with 2 different applications, one I put pressure on and the other moderate pressure, ... the latter didn't last for 10 days, but the first application worked until now (30 days later).Taken into account the cold weather we had back then and the changes in temperature, I'd say the product did the job exactly as it says on the tin.

Glued shoe as instructed and left it for a week with rubber bands on (recommends at least 24 hours).Not even walked in much and started coming apart within 2 hours.Guess I will have to find a glue that does what it’s supposed to