Shoe Goo 5510110 Mini Adhesive (4 Pack), 0.18 fl. oz.

About the seller: I ordered this 4-pack from amazon seller TGM Skateboards. One of the tubes was empty (may have been dried out or something) but the other three were fine. I only needed one tube so didn't feel like going through the hassle of sending it back, but I did want them to know that this happened in case their other stock was affected. I messaged them to let them know, and they replied within hours. They also offered to send me a replacement (even though I didnt ask for one). 5-star seller. Thanks guys! (FYI: this is NOT in any way a paid review. they just took good care of me and i wanted to return the favor)About the product: Put it on my worn out leather Chanel espadrilles last night (the leather was separating from the sole on the side) and woke up to perfect shoes. I stuffed the shoe with paper towels, applied the goo to the separation/hole, and then wrapped the outside in a paper towel and wrapped elastic bands around it to keep the part where i put the goo pressed tightly together. Woke up this morning to practically brand new shoes! works great. hopefully it will last with wear but I'm happy with the short term result. My skateboarder friend told me to get this stuff, and I'm so happy he did because my shoes look great!

Love me some Shoe Goo and I love that these are the mini tubes so I can carry one with me, or keep one at work and at home, or in the car, etc. because you just never know when you need it! It's goopy and messy and I'd suggest cleaning off the top after you've squeezed some out, or else the top will get gunky and stuck.

This stuff really works. Unless you have a lot of shoes to repair buy the small ones in this packaging- the large tube dries up - I didn't need to fix my shoes very often but when I did, this works & lasts.

I am from the older generation... the generation for whom shoes lasted longer than the person wanted to keep and wear them. And the good ones we kept a lifetime and were known to the local cobbler.In recent years, each year, the soles of my walking and hiking shoes separate from the top (???!!!). With modern technology came disposable cheap quality and price has nothing to do with shoe longevity. In fact my cheapest shoes never have problems. It is always the expensive ones that separate the fastest.When I saw the same problem again this year with a different brand was irritated and don't want to pay the cobbler 10-20 to glue them back on so I opted to do an experiment. If it worked great.. if it didn't then I lost a few dollars in the experiment of gluing the sole to the shoe where it has separated.I bought 4 small tubes thinking I would need them in the future and open glue tubes don't always last.Despite my not knowing what i was doing or what to expect, I got it done, it was easy, fast and the result is fantastic (hope it stays). I think they are better fixated now then when they left the factory. BUT this is what you might value knowing.If/When I do this again I would want a second pair of hands. One pair to manage the shoe goo which is as thick as drying pine sap and the other pair holding the shoe and manipulating it so I could really get the shoe goo where it needed to be.The tubes are small. I needed one tube to fix each shoe (leaving me two tubes which is great - I have them for the next pair).I am not sure an open big tube of shoe goo would have lasted, without hardening, for the next shoe repair so I like the fact that I have two unopened new tubes for a pair of shoes in the future.Four dollars and a little bit of curiosity and the willingness to "fail" saved me $40-80 on a new pair of shoes and the some odd hours of located the next pair that was comfortable.

This product failed to keep together- literally and figuratively.When I was younger I skated and used this stuff religiously, but either my memory is distorted (likely) or this product has really not withstood the test of time (equally likely). Maybe it’s just not up to snuff when you aren’t a teenager that doesn’t mind (or thought it was cool) that your shoe looks like it stepped in a gallon bucket of hot glue.Bought the mini pack thinking I’d have some spares for future projects- used all 4 and my slip ons are still coming apart. Complete failure. Should probably ask Amazon for a refund but then I’d really have to question what I’m doing with my life. Here I’m taking the humanitarian angle and hopefully saving the rest of you from making the same blunder (if anyone here recruits for the U.N.: I’m available).I guess it’s time to start adulting and find some real shoe adhesive “for grown-ups”.

Used as instructed. Save an old pair of sneakers. Have used before, one tip: Buy the four pack rather than one large tube.After use, this seems to harden up before the next time you need it. The four tube pack is perfect. Always have a fresh tube on hand for that next boot or shoe heel repair.

It's Shoe Goo. It works awesome for tough fixes. This stuff is the glue equivalent of duct tape (but better). I've never seen it in little tubes like this but they're awesome too. They are small enough to keep in a repair kit and don't dry out like the big tubes sometimes do. The per ounce price is certainly higher but the utility is worth it.

I seriously had no less than 8 pairs of shoes to bring to the cobbler. With the shoe goo I was able to repair all but two pairs of shoes. While the repairs were simple each one would have cost $15-25.00 per pair to fix. Buy the Shoe Goo! The directions are super simple and the results are amazing!