Shoe Patches for Holes, Self-Adhesive Shoe Heel Repair, Shoe Hole Repair for Sneaker, Leather Shoes, High Heels

Work really well. Give extended life to shoes. My shoes and boots have since been thoroughly damp but the patches stay on, great adhesive power. Also used a patch to repair a hole in the fabric of my office chair.

My pair of leather boot is still very nice but the ankle part was slightly broken and hurt my ankle. Lucky enough to saw this in time and it saved my boot! It’s very sticky and be careful when you apply it. It hasn’t come out yet. I think it sticks properly.

My beloved adidas trainers were ready for the bin with huge holes in the back of both of them. I was so reluctant to part with them I looked online to see if there was any way I could repair them & I stumbled across these patches. I cleaned up the shoes, washed the laces etc and then stuck these on and I basically have a new pair of trainers! Fantastic 😃Adhesion is good if you get them right first time. My advice is to only peel part of the backing off to start with so you can position it right and then remove the rest.

They stick well and don't come off. Heel and toe box. Had them in several shoes for a while now.

The back of heel was wearing thin. Put these on and will now get further use from the trainers. Could do with adhesive being a bit stronger but can’t have everything I suppose

Disappointed in Patch Adhesion and ComfortWhile they were easy to apply, they unfortunately did not stick well to my shoes. They started peeling off after just a few wears, which was very frustrating. Additionally, the material felt uncomfortable on my heels, and I couldn't wear them for long periods without getting irritated.Here are some of the specific pros and cons of the shoe patches that I mentioned in the review:Pros:Easy to applyCons:Poor adhesionUncomfortable materialNot durableOverall, I was very disappointed with these shoe patches and would not recommend them to others. There are other shoe repair products on the market that are more effective and comfortable.Here are some additional things that you may want to consider mentioning in your review:What type of shoes you used the patches onHow long you wore the patches before they started peelingWhether you contacted the seller about your experienceI hope this helps!

These are probably the best ones I have purchased. I have purchased others from Amazon that were completely useless but these are actually really decent!

Poor quality. Does not stick for very long with everyday use.

works well

I had some expensive SRmax work shoes. It was one of those deals where I used it very little but for some reason it wore out on the heel. These shoes look brand new except for that wear. I don't think they're too big maybe the design with the big area in the back, nevertheless it was just uncomfortable. So I searched heel repair on Amazon and found this product. I ordered the set that has two different sizes. Now here are some tips, if you have a removable sole remove it. Try and smooth out flat the torn material in your shoes and keep it flat. So if you have to glue it down slightly do so, or trim it. I put the patch on there first without peeling the adhesive protective film and once I knew exactly how I wanted it I took the film off and applied it in one shot carefully rubbing it across so it's smooth and no wrinkles. On one shoe I use the small one and on the other shoe I had to use the larger one. On the larger one I got it on there just a little and had to lift it and reset it because I didn't line it up just right. I had to do this twice. Finally it was on where it should be and I rubbed it flat. Once it's on reinsert your soles. I think ideally you want the top of the patch to be under that round lip of the shoe, and the bottom of the patch to be as far down to the base of the shoe so when you reinsert the sole it covers it and helps keep it in place. The material is also easy to trim with a pair of scissors to make any custom shape you want however it's better to have more material covering the damaged area so it sticks better. As you can see, it looks perfect. Without shining a light on it you wouldn't tell it's there because it's all black. I can't feel it in my shoes and it has the same texture as the original one. After a week of everyday use, it it still looks perfect. I don't know what others are saying about the adhesive as it's very sticky and sticks great. You'll only have one shot to get it right in most cases. All I can say is make sure it's dry and clean and you should have no problem. I highly recommend it. If I have any pairs of shoes that are expensive or I even think that the heels aregoing to rub, I'm putting them on just as a protective layer.Update, 4 months and still stuck on good! Even went thru the wash and dryer! Now note, the shoes NEED to be clean! Glue down the remaining torn material before applying the patch, trim off any loose remaining material, then place patch. Use a larger patch for larger areas. If it doesn't overlap it sufficiently it won't work well. I'm very impressed. Placed them as I've stated on a new expensive pair of Brooks sneakers. I'm placing these on any new shoes I even think it may wear out on the heal, it's cheap insurance.

i was wearing some older shoes before i started and these patched up some liner wear inside the shoes. worked fine. My friend had a tear in her rain poncho. I even used one of these to patch it and prevent a larger tear!

I like how well these patches stay in place

Looks and feel great but the backing paper is hard to peel off and when you take off your shoes after wearing them the glue sticks to your sock and it gets dirty from the patch and the glue residue.