GULELAYARGULELAYAR Shoe Sole Repair Rubber Soling Sheet, DIY Anti-Slip Shoe Repairing Bottom Materials Wave Design Sole Replacement

EZ to mark the shape you need by tracing the repair shoe with a marker. I cut them with a heavy duty scissors like a good kitchen scissors. I used shoe goo to glue them on, held by rubber bands until dry. I did my wife's favorite kicking around shoes two years ago. They are still in great shape. I just did my outside work around the house shoes a couple of months back, also great.

There's plenty of material for several pairs of shoes - I did full soles on my size 12 work boots.Using JB Weld's shoe gel, adhered the material to my soles pretty good. I've worn them twice since putting it on, and they're still holding.What I don't like is the material is not slip resistant; I stepped in water on shiny, warehouse concrete and staggered a bit from slipping.Otherwise, the material is thick enough for shoe soles, adheres well, and could probably be used in other applications where a strip of rubber is needed.

If you have ever tried to dress a mannequin, there is always a problem with the rod on the bottom of the foot. I have tried to drill a hole in a real shoe but there are unexpected layers inside a sole. Pictured is a covered cardboard shoe I constructed for this purpose. This cuttable rubber sole material has promise. It was not easy to find a pencil that could be seen on the black. A shiny sharpie mark could almost be seen. Next I will cut a hole in the rod shoe and find an appropriate adhesive.

TBH, I've never thought of repairing my dull soles on my shoes until I found this on here. The rubber material is the perfect thickness for replacing worn-out soles on your shoes. Easy to trim and install - make sure you have the right kind of glue. Overall, very pleased and I definitely recommend.

This stuff is worthless. Even the recommended glue doesn't stick to it!