Shoe Sole Repair Rubber Soling Sheet, Shoes Bottom Repairing Material, 5/32 Inch (4 mm) Thickness (Black)

It's getting very difficult to find any sort of shoe repair service, so I offered to try and repair my wife's shoes with this product. This slightly rubbery material seems to be thick and tough enough to last a while. While it's a bit difficult to cut, I managed to do so with a certain model of scissors. The fact that it is rough on one side allows the cement (I used a brand whose initials are S G) to cover more area and increase the likelihood of the repair remaining intact. I cut pieces for both the soles and the heels. My wife is happy, so that's saying something.

Rubber is thick, dense, and durable. The rubber sheet arrived flat without any curling and cutting it is easy with a sharp razor or utility knife. There are two sides to the rubber sheet - one side of the sheet has a slight texture and the other side is smooth. I really like that this rubber is thicker than a lot of others - meaning that my repair will hopefully last longer.

Good for many types of sole repairs,it can be cut/trimmed with a utility knife & heavy duty scissors (I used KitchenAid boning shears), traction on flat surfaces is good, obviously not for mud/snow,lastly once cut it can be rolled shaped making it easier to place if you're working a curve/radius area.The boot on the left is one of a pair that needed heel rear section,the one on the right is a full heel&front sole glued with Gorilla clear contact. Durability unknown until I wear them a while.4* Amazon Delivered shoe repair item!!

I was wearing a hole in the soles of my Hoka's. The rest of the shoe was still in great shape. I cut a piece of this out and epoxy glued it to the worn areas. It worked great and breathed new life into the shoes.

I ordered this as a last effort to fix some of my favorite shoes and it is awesome! It is perfect! It is not super easy to cut, but just right. With the right shoe cement (follow directions) and clamps it is a perfect fix.

They have some grip but if they get wet they Are very slippery. Hard to cut , exacto knife doesn’t work but maybe a sturdy box knife would do okay. I had to use scissors and they eventually cut. They are a very sturdy rubber. Not very flexible.

I have 4 pairs of wooden sandals that I love but the soles were very soft and disintegrated very quickly. This material was the prefect solution. It is hard to cut, i used a razor knife (with caution) and it got thru it just fine. I cut the material a little bigger the i needed and then trimmed the excess once it was glued in place. I used contact cement, it worked just fine. I wore the sandals all summer and the martial stayed in place and never lifted. If i ever need to redo the soles again (although I doubt it) I would use this material again.

I like it because the thickness (4 mm, I think) is just right. 'Right' in the sense that if a piece of it is glued to the out sole it would not feel like a 'bulge' underneath your foot. The thickness is also right for having a bigger piece e.g. with a size equivalent to the entire out sole glued to your shoe. On the other hand the sheet material is also soft and pliable - it offers good enough cushion. Having used it for a while I have noticed that the material offers good abrasion resistance. I was not entirely sure it was right for me before I ordered for one reason - it was not said that it was a Vibram sheet. However, it works just like Vibram. I recommend it for anyone who wants to extend the life of their shoes.