The sole has come lose on my boots at the toe. Any suggestions on how I can fix this? Can I glue them back? What glue would work?
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I used duck tape on mine...seriously, I did.
But they were old and worn out.
May want to try that in conjunction with gorilla glue till you can get a new pair. -
Shoe goo. The stuff is amazing.Comment
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Shoe goo=Amazing!Comment
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Expensive but worth every penny, used them six times now and will be using them again soon. I was told by a local shop one pair of my boots couldn't be resoled... NuShoe has done them three times since that day.Comment
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Where can I get shoe goo?Comment
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What kind of boots? My lacrosse did the same thing this year! !Comment
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I got the last tube from Ace Hardware...time before it came from Academy...Originally posted by HC Sniper View PostComment
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Shoe Goo works great. I fixed a pair of shoe a couple weeks ago. Just squuze glue between sole and shoe and then put a heavy weight on to. Should be dry the next day.. Also works great repairing holes in waders. Academy has itComment
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Shoes are just bass pro shops. Not expensive but only ones I have. Still in good shape except for the sole starting to come off. Hoping to repair them instead of having to get a new pair. We have enough snakes around that I wear mine constantly till it gets cold.Comment
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Do NOT use gorilla glue...I made that mistake one time!Originally posted by Huntindad View PostI used duck tape on mine...seriously, I did.
But they were old and worn out.
May want to try that in conjunction with gorilla glue till you can get a new pair.Comment
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If they are the snake boots from Bass Pro Shop take them back and they will exchange them for a new pair. I have exchanged two pair.Comment
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I took pics of some justins I had with a sole that peeled and sent them to to customer service. They sent me a ra # to return them and sent me a new pair. I also have some chip doing the same thing, but these are just wear and tear, the justins were still pretty much new.Comment
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