Shoe Glue – Professional Grade Shoe Repair Adhesive for Boots, Shoes, & More – Instant Bond, Clear Drying, Flexible, & Durable – Perfect for Leather, Rubber, & All Footwear (20g Tube)
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Features
- Instant Bonding: Boot-Fix Glue creates a strong, durable bond within seconds, requiring no clamping. Get back on your feet quickly with this fast-acting adhesive.
- Clear & Flexible Finish: the shoe glue dries clear and remains flexible, ensuring your shoes look pristine without unsightly residue. Perfect for all colors and types of footwear.
- All-Weather Durability: This shoe sole glue is designed to withstand extreme conditions, resisting heat, cold, and moisture, making it ideal for outdoor activities and everyday wear.
- For All Footwear: Boot-Fix Glue can be used on all rubber and vinyl materials, ensuring versatility, whether it's heels, athletic shoes, boots, sandals, or climbing gear.
- Professional-Grade Repair: Trusted by cobblers and professionals, Boot-Fix Glue offers a reliable, long-lasting solution for repairing soles, heels, and other worn areas of your favorite footwear.
Description
"Boot-Fix's Shoe Glue is a flexible super glue that works almost instantly on footwear" Boot-Fix Glue is what the professionals use, we know, because we've been doing shoe repair for three generations! Even the famous Gorilla Glue and Shoe Goo can't compare with the power and strength of Boot-Fix Glue. Our flexible formula was specially created for repairing footwear. Whether it's in the blistering summer heat or icy cold of winter, Boot-Fix Glue is designed to hold. Most super glues dry rigidly and can take a long time to fully cure, up to days even. Boot-Fix Glue dries clear, flexible, and fast! Whether you need to glue your boots for a hard day's work, a tough day of training, or just walking around the office, Boot-Fix Glue can repair your work boots, athletic sneakers, and your rubber soled dress shoes." ! As my dad used to say "If the shoe fits, Glue It! - John Hnilica, Founder NJOY Distributors, LLC
Brand: Boot-Fix
Specific Uses For Product: Shoe
Material: Cyanoacrylate
Item Form: Gel
Special Feature: Strong
Specific Uses For Product: Shoe
Compatible Material: Ceramic, Fabric, Plastic, Stone, Wood
Item Form: Gel
Other Special Features of the Product: Strong
Container Type: Tube
Viscosity: Moderate
Full Cure Time: 45 Seconds
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Item Package Quantity: 1
Volume: 0.7 Fluid Ounces
Brand Name: Boot-Fix
Model: BF144
UPC: 868746000001
Manufacturer: Boot-Fix Glue
Item Weight: 20 Grams
Material Type: Cyanoacrylate
Color: 1 Pack
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I'm hard on my work boots, I wear them all day working on a farm, so they get hammered with different terrain, going from wet to dry and back again, etc. Combined with the amount of walking I do, and the way I walk due to having flatter arches (I tend to roll more on the ball of my foot putting more flex on the toe region), the stitching behind the steel toe of my boots always gives way, and the side of my boots usually follows. I love my CAT work boots because they're pretty much bulletproof, except for the blasted stitching that my feet just love to wear out. So I decided to give Boot-Fix a shot because I really didn't want to spend $180 on a new pair of boots just yet. I took my boots and cleaned up the leather along the troubled areas, and went to work with Boot-Fix while watching TV. The first thing I'll say is that this stuff is much more preferable to Shoe Goo, because it adheres FAST! They're not kidding around when they say you'll have adhesion in 45 seconds. Shoe Goo is fine for small gaps, but bigger gaps require much more time before you can let it go without the boot separating. Plus, in about 2 days, Shoe Goo was already starting to separate in a few areas on the last pair of boots I tried to repair. I've been going all day for the past week and all my Boot-Fix repairs are still holding strong. I actually had to break my boots back in again because of the added stiffness of the adhesive, but they feel practically brand new now, and I'm no longer getting dirt, pebbles and other unwanted intruders sneaking into my boots through the gaps where the stitching had failed. Just for the heck of it, I also tried some on my CAT sneakers (what can I say, I'm brand loyal, lol) where the leather had torn along the side of the shoe just above the sole. There wasn't much material to work with, but the Boot-Fix was able to still do the job and BOOM! - no more blown-out side on my shoe! Regrettably, I didn't take any "before" photos, but I'll try to get around to applying some to another old blown out pair of work boots and post some before/after photos. On the whole, this stuff is awesome and saved me the cost of a new pair of boots. This little bottle may cost $15, but it saved me $180, and I still have plenty left over to either keep these boots going, or to fix any other footwear that tries to prematurely retire. Great purchase, I only wish I'd bought it sooner!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2018 by Gus
Update 5/25/23 Absolutely LOVE this glue!! As soon as any boot/shoe has an issue I fix it in a few minutes and forget about it, haven't had a repair break yet. Bought 10months ago, have used it maybe ~10-15times, ~60% of bottle gone, store in frige per directions for longer life, tip is clear and works perfect every time (I always wipe tip and put cap on BEFORE holding glued item together). Had the over-strap on an older pair of slip-on Adidas Slides come completely off, thought it was a goner, cleaned surfaces, applied Boot Glue, held for less than a minute, and months of daily use later it's still perfect. Basically, it seems like the shoe material would have to fall apart before the glued area ever failed. And since it soaks into porous surfaces a bit, I think it gets a stronger grip than glues that stick to the surface and can just rip off layers of the material and fail that way, while the glue itself technically didn't fail. I'm no professional, but I'm always up to fixing things and this BootFix glue is a must-have for me now. Tips: I start by thoroughly cleaning the sufaces, usually with 91% alcohol, sometimes acetone for hard, non-plastic surfaces that can handle it), letting them dry (porous materials/leather take a few minutes, don't rush it), make at least 4 little pieces of paper towel folded twice (4-layers so glue can't soak thru and stick fingers), get a trash can nearby, maybe work over a non-valuable surface/cardboard, sometimes put on nitrile gloves that fit tight to fingertips w/o excess rubber to get stuck in the glue, open BootFix glue and use a folded pt piece to wipe tip and break off any dried crusties and put pt in trash w/o the glue sticking to fingers or anything, apply glue to the area, then FIRST use pt piece to thoroughly wipe tip and fully close cap, THEN press surfaces together and hold (careful to not squeeze out glue and get on fingers or anything!), hard surfaces with small beads of glue bond real fast, but mostly I've done shoe repairs with porous matrial and I hold it a minute or more, longer than directions say....and that's it, DONE ✔ I give it a few minutes to make sure it's all cured, especially porous materials that got thicker beads of glue, and then it's ready to use. -at first I held surfaces together first before cleaning tip and closing glue, that did NOT work, the tip got clogged, and when I was barely able to open with a paper-clip wire I never did that again, and it's been perfect ever since. -when gluing two hard materials I use thin bead, too much gets messy and doesn't hold any better, when gluing hard surface like rubber sole to porous surface like shoe uppper/leather/etc I apply a bit larger bead to hard surface so porous material smushes into it instead of glue just soaking into porous surface and not really getting onto hard surface when pressed together) -not sure how much coverage is needed for good strength, with E6000 rubbery glue I tried to get a pretty complete layer of glue over whole surface, but with BootFix glue I kind of make little lines maybe 1/2" apart in both directions, and then a continuous bead or two at the edges so they hold good. Some experts surely know way more detail, hope this helps for the regular people 😊 Original Review (edited): I’ve used this on half a dozen things so far, and it’s awesome imo. Seems to give even stronger faster results than the “rubbery“ glues like E6000 and Goop, which I love and have used for years for hundreds of things, including shoes (although for some things E6000 is still the go-to) My first ever use: heading out on a 4 1/2 hour hike with an older pair of shoes and suddenly realized half the sole was separated from the shoe upper. Everyone was ready to leave so I quickly grabbed this glue I had just gotten, scanned the directions, glued the shoe, and literally five minutes later walked out the door to go hiking…. the shoe held up perfectly and is going strong still today, ~15 hours of hiking later. (could've brought the glue and some paper towels along in case I needed to do a repair on the trail....a huge plus for this stuff since it's done in seconds/minutes and needs no cure time! I love this glue for all kinds of uses.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2022 by Vikko
OK, so let me start off by saying I wear brunt boots and they’re pretty stout boots. However, I put one of my pairs to the Ringer and kick something at my construction site and it started to peel the toe on my left shoe. It was a very uneven cut, not like a manufacturers defect or anything so I waited patiently for this glue and I have to say first and foremost that stuff makes a mess. Be sure you have gloves and an extra towel or napkins as they say in the instructions I cleaned the cut on my boot and then applied the glue. I waited a few seconds and then squeezed it together. Some of the glue naturally came out and I waited the 15 seconds or so, and some of it dried, but some of it did not fly. I squeezed harder. This is when I got glue all over my fingers and the side of my hand. Maybe I apply too much glue the first time I’m not 100% sure long story short I had glue all over my hands, but after a little bit of patience, the shoe closed up nicely and as hard as a rock, I wore the boots the following day and put them through the ringer again and they held up very nice. As for getting the glue off my hand I quickly realize that it was hardening on my hands and the glue was turning white so I immediately grabbed the package and red how to get the glue off my hand and it said you cooking well well all I had was olive oil. It took a little bit, rubbing it in and scrubbing, but eventually I got the glue off my hand. I recommend not wearing any clothes that you might be upset if you get the glue on and I recommend doing it outside with rubber gloves on I guess and make sure you’ve got paper towel to wipe off the excess glue Once the glue harden on my boot I did add an extra bead along the edge of the cut along the outside of the shoe and I gotta tell you it’s as hard as it can be. I give a five stars cause that glue really held up today to the beating that I gave it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2025 by Christopher M Greene