UNIKSTEPUnikstep 2 Pairs Shoe Heel Pads, Shoe Repair Rubber Heels, 3.5mm Thickness Anti Slip Cushion and Protector, Replacement Kit with Nails Sandpapers Self Adhesive Stickers

One heel fell off my favorite pair of boots. I liked this heel so much better than the original so I removed the other heel and put these on. The second benefit was when I noticed that the new heel was quiet. Before you could hear me coming because the shoes were so loud. These heels are awesome. Love them!

Excellent, worked well to fix my daughters shoe

The heels of my shoes tend to wear out after a few years. I keep my shoes clean and sealed as best I can, but worn out outsoles typically require a trip to the cobbler who takes a week and charges nearly $100 for a fresh pair of outsoles. This kit let me get an extra year out of my dancing shoes and work boots.You will want to use boot glue as opposed to the included stick pads. Sanding and cleaning the surfaces to be joined also requires extra tools and supplies for this kit to work properly. The included nails are a nice touch, but the adhesive and sanding paper are not at all adequate. The low price and ease of use, provided you already have basic tools and cleaning supplies, makes this kit a 4 out of 5.

These heel pads are good - I used them on a pair of dress boots. They are 1/8" thick - a bit on the thin side I think. Smooth on one side and nice textured pattern on other. So they look good applied to shoe. I used my own superglue, and they adhered well. Since I supplied the glue, I gave it four stars for adhesion. I wouldn't trust just the tape, so I didn't use that.I liked the supplied nails though, and thought it would be great to nail them to the wooden heel afterI glued them. Great idea, very bad execution. The supplied nails are about 1/2" long and they might be the cheapest nails on the planet. I tried my best (I can drive a nail) and out of 9 nails, only two did not bend. Unless you are driving into soft material, I don't think they will work in any application.Price was cheap, so maybe I can't complain. If they had decent nails, I would have been happy. I'm comparing these to replacement soles I bought on Amazon 2 years ago, which were about 1/4" and more substantial.A tip - I glued the soles onto the heel without trimming, then trimmed the excess with a utility knife (use a new, sharp blade). This method worked very well.

Exactly what I wanted. Shipping was fast. The product was as described.

I thrifted a pair of real leather cowboy boots and one of my goals was to replace the soles with a new, non-slip set. This kit seemed to fit my needs so I snagged it.First things first: the nails and heel adhesive with this kit suck. Go ahead and plan on buying shoe glue. The rubber soles themselves are study and thick, but you’ll ruin your day trying to attach them as recommended. The nails are thin and flimsy and cheap, and the adhesive pad doesn’t even stick to itself. By the time you get the additional supplies and attach the heel, you would’ve saved time and money by buying a better kit. Don’t waste your time with this one.

Work out perfect

Like so many businesses in Corvallis the shoe repair shop is closing after many years in business and also the local hardware store robinette's has closed. So I tried this handy kit. The nails are ridiculous there's no way you can nail something into a wobbly heel. They include worthless nails and worthless sandpaper why not some glue? I use some tiny screws to screw the pad on and super glue around the screws to hold it. Then as you can see from the photo I use clamps from my shed to hold it tight. I had to do this twice one for each side. Good luck with your repairs