Shoegoo 5510110 Mini Adhesive (4 Pack), 0.18 fl. oz., Clear

Shoegoo is great for fixing shoe soles and other things. It holds well, even if it gets wet... even on shoes. It's well worth buying. I like to get the smaller tubes, so I know it's fresh, and I don't have to worry about getting the tube cleaned up and the cap on tight. Usually, you don't need very much at all at one time. i mostly use it on shoes and rubber boots. Just make sure it is definitely dry and set before you use the shoes.

This stuff is great!! READ THE DIRECTIONS!! FOLLOW THE DIRRCTIONS!! Do those two things and this product will not diapoint!

Works pretty good. Held a while but shoe came apart again later. Not a problem with product I think, shoes were probably just too far gone.

There's just enough in each tube for a single job, and no big tube to get messy.

Every late-night scroll strikes again. I grabbed this mini ShoeGoo pack to save my favorite running shoes that started peeling at the toe right before a morning run. The tiny tubes are nice because the glue does not dry out between fixes. I patched the toe, waited overnight, and the next jog felt secure.

I bought these because the larger 3.7 oz. tube would dry out before I'd used it all. But I'd use more than all of these before a 3.7 oz. tube dried. These are about $8. A pack of 2 3.7 oz. tubes is about $7.50/tube so, hands down, get the larger tubes. Just bite the bullet on the larger tube & figure if you don't use it all within a year, the rest is a throwaway. Beware of lesser prices on the larger tubes; they have shipping charges which makes the total price absurd. The best price currently is a pack of 2 3.7 oz. for about $15 (11/25). I have an assortment of green rubber A/C O-rings & one size perfectly fits the 3.7 oz. cap. These help the drying problem tremendously; any rubber O-ring should work. Also, smear a bit of Vaseline on the threads so you won't need pliers to get the cap off a few months later. As for the product, it's the bomb. I've used it for everything, truck window seals, aquariums, catamarans, velcro straps, you name it. It seems to be ultraviolet proof so better than silicone seal outdoors although I'd still use silicone seal indoors since it doesn't sag. Shoe goo will sink & sag; a benefit if you want it to penetrate somewhat, not a lot. Once you have it the way you want, it's tough and lasts forever. Somewhat flexible but very strong. Ironically, I've quit using it on shoes. It's probably excellent on indoor shoes but I used it on work shoes. Once the leather gets wet, it will separate eventually, like a few months. Apparently, nothing sticks to wet leather; get stitched soles. So, just buy the larger tubes. At 3.7 oz./(.18 oz. x 4), if you use 1/5 of the larger tube, you're at break even for the price even if the rest dries out. If you need a smaller applicator, use Q-tips. These come in a plastic bag, not the blister pack shown. I'm ok with that. Addendum: Where shoe goo isn't appropriate, search for "liquid rubber". It's excellent & I've found that I can dilute it (you're not supposed to) to 20%. That will flow like water and still seal leaks, several tries may be needed. I stopped all the cowl leaks in my truck by doing this. Undiluted, you can't beat it. It's not cheap but I just love it.

Love this glue, saves a lot of money because it extends the life of your shoes.

The best glue you can buy!

Oh yeah I would recommend it to anyone who wants real quality shoe glue

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Definitely worked for me. A good gum indeed to stick your shoe sole.

Probably the best shoe adhesive. Works well even in tropical conditions.

Glue is fully dried, and seen sticker over the original Exp.date to hide original Exp date. Don't buy. Image attached