Shoe Sole Repair Rubber Soling Sheet, 3/16 Inch Thick, Replacement Soles for Boots, Shoe Making, 15 x 11”

I wear expensive sandals that have arch support for my planters tendon problems. The back heel had worn down but too expensive to throw out. I bought this product and my husband helped me cut out a section of the old one and replace with this. We made a little pattern and glued in the new pieces with shoe glue. There were several thickness available so the hardest part was finding the correct fit. It cut well with a utility knife or heavy duty scissors. The piece is big enough for many more repairs. Glad we were brave and tried it because it works great.

I purchased this rubber sole sheet to see if I could add lateral foot wedge to sole of my shoes. I had been going to a cobbler to add the additional 1/4” to the lateral sole of my shoes. The price doubled and I just couldn’t justify $60 for a pair of shoes. I added the additional sole to a pair of shoes yesterday, and wow! It worked, I am so happy to have found this product, it will save me some money and my feet.

My small dog knuckle drags one foot, so I’m having to make him some shoes. The sheet is quite thick and would have been durable. Sadly, it’s too thick to be flexible enough for something that size. I also think it would have set his balance off and caused hip issues. Other than that, this would be a good product.

Seriously thick and tough. Has a fiber reinforced layer. Should last. You'll want sharp heavy duty cutters. Great value

Replaced old and missing heel and toe pads on cycling shoes. Cut with scissors, applied with Barge Cement. Working great.

Wonderful hunk of somewhat soft rubber with a nice tread. I had never done a shoe sole repair but wanted to save one of my favorite pair of shoes. Shoe repair guy wanted close to $100 to fix the shoes that cost me $100. Decided to give it a shot. It has a nice thickness and I easily got two soles for my US11.5 shoes with some extra for other small projects. Now to go out for a test run but .. any issues with adhesion would be my fault and not the fault of the rubber. you should sand the rubber first and the sole it will go on. Then clean the rubber really well with alcohol before you start.

This soling sheet works really well. I had a pair of high heels that needed repair and this product is terrific. Easy to cur to size and thickness is just right. Could not be happier with the results!

very slick when walking and did not glue very well