50ml Flexible Super Strong Glue for Rubber, Leather, Fabric, Plastic; Clear, High Viscosity; Synthetic Rubber; Liquid; Shoe; Water Resistant

Works brilliantly. Followed the instructions and had no issues. I glued rubber soles to the soles of monster slippers and the rubber is still in place. When the glue dries, the rubber sole of the slippers is flexible and not rigid.

Seem to be ok.

I used this glue to reattach the rear half of the sole of a walking shoe, and after days of curing, the bond was excellent and has lasted for weeks so far. Strongly recommended. Note that although the printing is in Polish there is an English instruction leaflet supplied.

Bought this on a recommendation. Found it to be basically the same as the leading high street brand of impact adhesive i.e it sticks stuff together but not quite as well as you'd hoped (unless it lands on something you DIDN'T actually want to stick together in which case it works very well indeed LOL) . Smells the same as all the others and I think (personally) that tells you most of what you need to know. Does what it's sold to do but no better or worse than any other consumer adhesive that's 'safe' enough for us to be allowed to use.

For sale in the UK with not a single word in English on the product. Apparently, the seller thinks people in the UK speak Polish (or something like that) and didn't provide any instructions for use in English. (hence tree stars only) The glue itself is fine. I use it for dance shoe sole to the top leather repair, and it holds well. So, my take on it: 1. Spread the glue on the two (or three, like in my case, sandwich) parts and leave it like that for 10min. 2. Attach the two (or more) parts and keep them under pressure for at least 2 hours. 3. Let it cure completely for 24 hours. (with or without pressure, depending on the case, I did it with) The time depends on the room temperature, humidity, material (how thick the glue layer is), etc., but it's not as crucial as with the supper glue. If the material is very absorbent (like in my case) after the first 10min, add another layer and leave it for another 10min before attaching the two (or more) parts and then preferably for 48 hours. Needless to say, the surface needs to be clean and not smooth. After fully cured, the glue is flexible.

good quality glue so it seems. if buying small amounts of glue this is ok at a good price. the alternative would be to buy a large tin of thixotropic glue but if youre not repairing a lot of shoes this will be good

No problems in ordering and delivery. Product seems to comply with description

Bought this glue to reattach the sole of my favourite, use every day, dog walking, Rhinegold yard boots. They cover a lot of miles in a lot muddy, wet conditions (in the photo had just been through a massive puddle!) & I had been told by Timpsons they couldn’t be repaired as they are ‘welded’ soles. I love my boots. I glued them with this glue way back about a month ago. I had to clamp the sole in place as it had flapped right back & there was a lot of surface area to stick. Held it all in place for 24 hours & really didn’t expect such a strong, seemingly watertight bond. Surpassed expectations 👍