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ANTI SLIP PATTERN
Anti slip pattern embossment ensures safety walking.
FOR DIFFERENT HEEL SHAPES
Can be cut into different heel shapes and use for different types of shoe heels.
VALUABLE KIT
Valuable repair kit includes 4 pieces of rubber heels, 4 pieces of double side stickers, 2 pieces of sandpapers, 2 pack (24pieces) of nails.
REPAIR AND PROTECTION
For repair and protection of worn heel, make shoe heel a new look.
HOW TO USE
STEP 1
1. Place the shoe heel on the heel pad, draw a line along the edge of the heel with a pen, and mark the shape of the heel.
STEP 2
2. Use scissors to cut the heel pad with the same shape and size as the heel along the marked line.
STEP 3
3. Use the sandpaper to polish the shoe heel and the back of the heel pad and clean the dust.
STEP 4
4. If super glue is available, apply the super glue to the polished area of the heel and heel pad. After using the super glue, double sided tapes can be omitted.
If super glue is not available, double sided tapes can be stuck onto the shoe heel, and peel off the back paper.
5. Place the heel pad on the shoe heel and hammer the nails into the heel pad and the shoe heel. Trim the extra parts at edge if have.
NOTICES
- Pen, scissors and hammer need to be prepared before using this product.
- This product does not contain glue.It is recommended to use super glue or shoe glue for better adhesion performance.
- The length of the metal nail is about 0.63” (16mm). The metal nail can not be used on shoe heels with thickness less than 1.0” (25.4mm) to avoid the nails from hurting feet.
- Please pay attention to safety when using tools.
- Keep out reach of children, and avoid children
jason knight
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
All though these were easy to shape/size and fit I did end up using glue the nails that came with it were rather large and just didn’t work with my shoes.For the money they are well worth it. Far easier and cheaper than finding a cobbler in my area.
Julie
Reviewed in Canada on February 13, 2025
I was able to fix the boots I bought it for and have enough left over for my next mishap.
Marie
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
Easy instructions, great quality, saved lots of repair money. So glad I gave it a try.
zaneta j howell
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2025
The heels on a pair of shoes had broken so I removed them and replaced with these. I was able to cut to size and they are the perfect replacement for the heels.
Finny
Reviewed in Canada on September 20, 2024
I have a pair of favorite boots I love but didn't wear often because the heels were made of really hard rubber. You could hear me coming a mile away. 🤣 Purchased these, glued them on and problem solved. I did not use the nails that were provided or the double sided tape. I used Gorilla glue instead and I'm totally happy with the result. No one seems to do shoe repairs anymore so whenever I can find a solution myself I'm happy. Very good product.
SueAnn
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024
I had an old pair of shoes and didn't want to pay for a repair. This worked really well and saved me a bunch of money.
Crocodile
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
Excellent product.
cjs
Reviewed in Canada on December 30, 2024
Tried to replace heal on shoe, good for temporary fix, shoe sounded different from other shoe when walking and fell off after a couple wears.
mj
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
Like so many businesses in Corvallis the shoe repair shop is closing after many years in business and also the local hardware store robinette's has closed. So I tried this handy kit. The nails are ridiculous there's no way you can nail something into a wobbly heel. They include worthless nails and worthless sandpaper why not some glue? I use some tiny screws to screw the pad on and super glue around the screws to hold it. Then as you can see from the photo I use clamps from my shed to hold it tight. I had to do this twice one for each side. Good luck with your repairs
RB
Reviewed in Canada on January 31, 2024
Good material. They don't mark the floor and the treads are grippy.It comes with sandpaper that smoothes out the jagged edge after scissoring. The double-sided tape is also very sticky. Combined with crazy glue, it sticks very well.I didn't use the nails as the heels of my shoes aren't that thick.
Zainie
Reviewed in Canada on October 25, 2023
Except for the included nails being almost completely useless, this was a good purchase and was easier to use than I expected.
Debraj Mukherjee
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2022
The adhesive for me came off in just 2 days time. It might last longer if you use gorilla glue for sticking them. Mine was already spoiled from its first use so didn’t get a chance to test it out with super glue. The pieces of rubber is sturdy and has well built grooves for friction. Don’t ever use the double sided tape that comes with the product, it’s not good at all.
Careful Shopper
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2021
These heel pads are good - I used them on a pair of dress boots. They are 1/8" thick - a bit on the thin side I think. Smooth on one side and nice textured pattern on other. So they look good applied to shoe. I used my own superglue, and they adhered well. Since I supplied the glue, I gave it four stars for adhesion. I wouldn't trust just the tape, so I didn't use that.I liked the supplied nails though, and thought it would be great to nail them to the wooden heel afterI glued them. Great idea, very bad execution. The supplied nails are about 1/2" long and they might be the cheapest nails on the planet. I tried my best (I can drive a nail) and out of 9 nails, only two did not bend. Unless you are driving into soft material, I don't think they will work in any application.Price was cheap, so maybe I can't complain. If they had decent nails, I would have been happy. I'm comparing these to replacement soles I bought on Amazon 2 years ago, which were about 1/4" and more substantial.A tip - I glued the soles onto the heel without trimming, then trimmed the excess with a utility knife (use a new, sharp blade). This method worked very well.
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