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

Used this on a piece of my shoe that was falling off. I applied the glue and key it rest for a couple of days and no issues. The material coming off was on the top side panel. I also used it for my son's toy car that broke and put it back together, so it is versatile. Great quality and sealing, size is perfect for small jobs without worrying about the tube drying out.

Sometime last month I grabbed these Shoegoo mini adhesive dots for a quick fix on my desk organizer. I peel one, stick it where the tab usually pops off, and it actually holds through daily bumps. The clear color blends fine. One mild letdown is the stickiness feels a bit light compared to thicker glue, but it works for small stuff 👍🙂

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.

The tubes are small, but that suited me. I only needed a little adhesive for the peeling spot, so I could save the rest for another quick repair. I cleaned the area, applied a thin line, pressed the sole back down, and left it overnight. The clear finish helped it blend in without leaving an obvious colored mark. I checked the shoe before heading out for my next shift. The toe stayed in place while I walked around the ward, which made me glad I’d taken ten minutes to fix it instead of putting it off again. It’s not a big fancy kit, just a useful thing to keep in a drawer. After a long night, I like having a small repair I can do at home without making another trip to the shoe shop. The four mini tubes feel handy for little fixes around the house too.

I love the small tubes,most things can be fixed with much less than a tube,so you only have to open one for virtually all repairs. I had some work boots that were in good shape but the sole was glued onto the actual boot part with some not so great adhesive from the boot manufacturer...I could look down on my boots and see some spots where the top of the sole was slowing coming apart from the bottom of the boot itself. I used SHOO GOO in the larger and smaller spots that were coming apart. It doesn't dry super fast like regular glue so you have plenty of time to get into the spots that need to be filled. I used a skinny plastic stick to get some SHOO GOO deep into the small slits around my boot sole that were opening up. Then i took some more SHOO GOO and smeared it close to the area where the sole meets the fabric of the boot. (Smear it with a paper towel or latex glove to ensure it doesnt have a lot of excess SHOO GOO drying on the outside of the boot/shoe) You want to hold tight on the two surfaces that are being stuck together so it stays as tight as possible while the immediate few minutes of drying happens. If you can use something to hold it together tightly that would be ideal,if that isn't possible then hold it very firm/tight together with your hands for atleast a few minutes to ensure it will stick together by the time you let go of it. (Use gloves to protect from any SHOO GOO from sticking on your skin) I did my boots two weeks ago and it has held up great. It is best to allow to dry a minimum of 8 hours but i recommend atleast 24 hours of dry time. Love the product,and the fact i have other small tubes still unopened ensures that they will not dry out in the tube if they sit around for a year. Great value for fixing your boots/shoes,highly recommended! 5 stars!

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.

These tubes are tiny, so I can stash them in a drawer without giving up useful break-room space. The small size also makes it easier to use a little at a time instead of opening a big tube that sits around. I’m glad I bought the pack because that quick repair kept the trainer working comfortably through his shift, and I still have more tubes ready for the next shoe problem. Just keep in mind that each tube holds only 0.18 fl. oz., so this is for small repairs, not coating an entire pair of shoes.

Great price fast delivery

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.

Used to repair my Vibram FiveFingers. Smaller tubes easier to handle, and the sealed.tubes I didn't use this time will keep until next needed. Its.easy to make a mess, and whilst excess peels off the rubber sole part, it does mark the neoprene upper and can't be removed. Did a good strong job of resecuring the soles though, and maintained flexibility, so did exactly what I'd hoped for....

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