Ok I'm a professional shoe cobbler and I want to give an honest unbiased review. I have sold hundreds of dollars of this product to customers wanting to fix their own shoes.... on some shoes you may get positive results but I have seen many attempted diy repairs end up coming back into the shop for professional repairs. If I were to try this at home my choice of glue would have been to use a rubber cement but prepair both surfaces by removing old glue w sand paper or a Dremel tool apply one coat of cement let dry completely for 24 hours put a popsicle stick to hold shoe open while first coat dries completely. This will ensure that you have two surfaces able to except a second coat of same rubber cement but only wait 40 minutes remove popsicle stick and press together w as much pressure as you can apply.... find big guy w big muscles and tell him to push hard together or just do your best it will be ok. Good luck. Brand of rubber cement to use is Barge available in small tube Amazon. Don't forget to hug your local shoe cobbler. Lol
Gotta put something heavy inside the shoe to push the pieces together for a tight bond. otherwise, your shoe will dry with a gap filled with glue and come right apart
Shoe Glue only works a few days under the best conditions.The industrial grade adhesive Nike uses in their sweatshop spray guns can glue a greasy pork chop to a hot Teflon skillet. It's also hopelessly unavailable -😢 I liked your video though🥰 .
@@ALLOVERNYC Probably too hard and brittle. The catch is that you need an adhesive with a strong bond, but with the ability to flex with your footwear as you walk.
Nope! Worked great until I took a hike in California and the soles came all the way off. Stuff got so tacky it was about as soft as when I had just put it on.
Ok I'm a professional shoe cobbler and I want to give an honest unbiased review. I have sold hundreds of dollars of this product to customers wanting to fix their own shoes.... on some shoes you may get positive results but I have seen many attempted diy repairs end up coming back into the shop for professional repairs. If I were to try this at home my choice of glue would have been to use a rubber cement but prepair both surfaces by removing old glue w sand paper or a Dremel tool apply one coat of cement let dry completely for 24 hours put a popsicle stick to hold shoe open while first coat dries completely. This will ensure that you have two surfaces able to except a second coat of same rubber cement but only wait 40 minutes remove popsicle stick and press together w as much pressure as you can apply.... find big guy w big muscles and tell him to push hard together or just do your best it will be ok. Good luck. Brand of rubber cement to use is Barge available in small tube Amazon. Don't forget to hug your local shoe cobbler. Lol
Do you think this will work with adidas adios pro shoes which are mostly foam midsoles?
The local cobbler here wont even look at tennis shoes…
@drojeen2580 Yes it will .
@jjjsmith2497 Just look in other places there are more cobbler's out there.
@@stevethomas5209
Thank you for the advice and reply.
Yes it works very well,I used to use it on my skate shoes back in the day .😅
I think you forgot to add more 😭
😆 he remembered not to use enough, then forgot to add more.
😅😅😅😂
Gotta put something heavy inside the shoe to push the pieces together for a tight bond. otherwise, your shoe will dry with a gap filled with glue and come right apart
C clamp
Excellent repair for all shoes. My uncle Matt he RIP left this tip to my sis who passed it on to me.
Soooo, did it work?
Shoe Glue only works a few days under the best conditions.The industrial grade adhesive Nike uses in their sweatshop spray guns can glue a greasy pork chop to a hot Teflon skillet. It's also hopelessly unavailable -😢 I liked your video though🥰 .
Brooo, this comment made me snort@tipp458
How about epoxy?
@@ALLOVERNYC Probably too hard and brittle. The catch is that you need an adhesive with a strong bond, but with the ability to flex with your footwear as you walk.
Works Great if you apply the right way.....
You really fucked that up lmao
FR, bro got huge globs of glue just slowly running down the side of his sole 💀
goddamn, my brother let me buy you some new ones
😂😂😂😂😂
You buy me one sir
@@gerardthomasneypes7334YOU JUST ASKING FOR SHIT YOU DONT WANT THOSE UGLY BOOTS LOOL
So irritating music n u didn't show d product properly
Yes if used correctly.
Doesn’t work. Works for a short time and then will come apart again
them boots are crying for help lmao
Nope! Worked great until I took a hike in California and the soles came all the way off. Stuff got so tacky it was about as soft as when I had just put it on.
bro that shoe is on life support buy a new one and let it rest 💀
😤😤😤😂
This Glue is the shit highly recommend it p.s get messy
No...buy new pair😅
My guy I think it’s the end for those shoes 😂
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I realized that human life is even easier =))
My sole on red wing fell off...how embarrassing red
What a mess 😕😵💫
Jesus loves you
He loves you too
No. Its Shoe GOO...NOT Shoe GLUE
Glue glue under my shoe
I tried same red label Shoe GlueGlue but shoe fell back apart in no time😢
Ironworker shoes ?
no it doesn't work. 😢
Sole on red wing irish settlers peeled off..how embarrassing red
😂
Lmao
Kinda, what? 😕
Fake stitches 🤦
yes it works. also youtube shorts are cancer. i hate this format of videos
It does not work
That stuff is crap does not work