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Heel Repair Pad 2 Pairs Rubber Sole Pad 3.5 MM Half Sole Repair Pad Black Resistant Sole Sheet for Leather Shoes Sports Shoes Boots

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$8.80

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About this item

  • [Product Size] You will receive 2 pairs of rubber half replacement soles, each anti-slip heel pads size is 8.9 x 9.1 x 0.35cm/ 3.5x 3.6 x 0.14 inch. You can cut and shape for the proper size you want.
  • [Functional Design] The anti-slip rubber heel soles shoes adopts a prevent slipping texture particles design, has a good anti-slip function, can be well adhered to the ground, effectively preventing slipping in the wet dewy ground.
  • [Effect] Adds extra lift and cushion for the heel. The heel pad ensure that your feet are comfortable during walking and effectively relieve walking fatigue. Used to repair worn-out heel for longer shoe life.
  • [Easy to Use] You can cut the rubber half replacement soles to the size you need with a sharp knife and glue it in place, ideal for replacing old heels (product does not include shoe glue).
  • [Wide Application] The heel pad is suitable for many types of shoes, Fits for Martin boots, climbing shoes, snow boots, sports shoes, women's shoes, men's shoes.


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HOW TO USE

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1. Place the heel on the heel pad and mark the shape of the heel by drawing a line along the edge of the heel with a pen.

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2. Use scissors to cut the heel pad along the marked line in the same shape and size as the heel.

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3. Sand the heel and the back of the heel pad with sandpaper and clean up any dust.

4. Apply super glue to the polished heel and heel pad.

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5. Place the heel pad on the heel and use a hammer to drive nails into the heel pad and heel. Trim off any excess.

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Jean-Pierre
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024
I did receive these via the Vine program, and my thanks to the manufacturer/seller and Amazon for providing them for review! Everything's gotten so expensive, including shoe repair. If you know what you're doing, this isn't much money to spend compared to spending three or four times more for new heels.I myself wouldn't rely on the adhesive along, or even industrial-strength glue. A good cobbler will put in a few nails to make sure the heel material doesn't start sliding.
Carter7882
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2024
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