Shoe Heel Repair Rubber Pads Extra Large, 4mm (5/32 Inch) Thick, Anti-Slip Boot Heel Replacements for Men’s & Women’s Shoes – 2 Pairs

Great Price. Easy to cut with sharp scissors. I used E6000 glue to glue on. Put it on an old pair of quality leather Durango's. Very easy and saved the time and trip to town to figure out who might fix them.

Great product and with glue fixed many shoes

I purchased these for a pair of women’s oxford shoes to replace the heel. Upon receiving them, the size was much larger than anticipated as was the thickness I could tell without opening the package that they were too heavy duty for what I needed to accomplish so while I returned them, I would still recommend to anyone with a larger shoe needing a more substantial solution They were quality product and the price was right

These were everything I hoped for. Thickness was perfect, easy to trim to size. I used Loctite shoe glue to attach to the shoe and am very pleased with the results.

they were a solid rubber heel replacement. i'll give them that. and they might if i can cut them to size, but...they were HUGE, like for mens shoes. and i lughed out loud when seeing them. honestly put them away and cannot find them now. Description did not say for men or women, but the type heel i need is for a women's heeled Mary Jane that is quite cute.

These are perfect, they are genuine rubber heel replacements. Exactly what I needed. They are huge; for a large block heel on a woman's shoe I cut 2 heel replacements from one with the 2nd one left over for the future. They are heavy and regular heel thickness; fairly heavy utility scissors are needed to cut them to size. You must figure out which kind of glue and use your own. All I had at the time was a glue gun, it worked quite well.

I wear western boots. My physical therapist recommended I either add to the inside of one boot or add to the sole to make the whole boot higher. These give such a choice I thought I'd try them before spending the money to add to the boot that wouldn't be removeable. I put the shortest, middle and longest in to see how that worked. The PT said that was perfect but it wasn't comfortable. I thought I'd try just two instead.Try taking these things out! The insole of my boot came with them! I finally got them apart but couldn't take the last one off without tearing up the boot insole. I used super glue to put the insole back in with the one attached and added with the stick-em the longest.Be very sure they work for you before adding that stick-em tape to your shoe! It won't come off the bottom of your shoe!

Just as advertised. The shoe repair service wanted $24 for heel repair. I traced then cut them out, my husband glued then clamped overnight. Thy look professionally repaired and I have enough left over to repair high heels when necessary.