• Reviews around shoe goo (3.95 of 5)

    Shoe GOO® Adhesive, 3.7 fl oz

    • Spring has to be VERY CLEAN for this and only enough pressure applied to hold block in place so Shoe Goo can cure without excessive oozing.
    • Shoe Goo works pretty well
    • The Shoe Goo looks lumpy coming out of the tube, but gravity will level and smooth it before it cures.
    • Love Shoe Goo for all my sneaker fixes.
    • Tote cracked – Shoe Goo to the rescue!--Repaired RV faucet where the freeze disc ruptured causing faucet to leak profusely under cabinet.
    • Shoe Goo is solid...will report more when I wear them and let you know if they hold.
    • Shoe Goo worked perfectly.
    • Shoe GOO is fantastic
    • Shoe Goo worked better then the repair kit that came with the dingy.
    • When it set up, the Shoe Goo was flexible enough and didn't crack with use.
    • When it set up, the Shoe Goo was flexible enough and didn't crack with use.
    • So as a kid, i would steal his Shoe Goo and play with it
    • The Shoe Goo was tacky enough to keep the pieces together by hand for a few minutes.
    • I've used Shoe Goo for years on many pairs of shoes, and it works quite well most of the time
    • Shoe Goo works great
    • right-- Shoe Goo usually fails and comes off after a while (especially if the field is wet).
    • But solid Shoe Goo tears away easily and cleanly, almost like a piece of duct tape (but *without any residue*).
    • the shoe goo works great
    • Most glues will not bond to these substances, Shoe Goo worked PERFECTLY the first time.
    • This shoe goo is great
    • Used Shoe Goo to adhere leather bottom to rubber sole...and it worked
    • The Shoe Goo worked exactly as advertised
    • Shoe Goo is great on soles of sneakers
    • Shoe Goo pops up here and there, but most people recommend it for walking shoes.
    • The shoe goo is terrific
    • The Shoe Goo was less expensive than it is at Big Five.
    • Shoe Goo really works
    • Leak stopped in a few minutes (10 second Shoe Goo might have worked faster here).
    • Shoe Goo is GREAT!!!!
    • I think Shoe Goo adheres well to sneaker rubber too; never tried it though, peculiar oversight.
    • The Shoe Goo was a little hard for me to manage
    • Shoe Goo is great--I will definitely buy more of this
    • Shoe goo is the best
    • Shoe Goo worked better than expected.
    • Shoe goo is more flexible and E6000 is thinner than Goop and has better self leveling properties
    • I got a tube of "amazing E-6000" and it's very similar but didn't solidify so easy
    • Buy the "Amazing E-6000" if you can find it, it's also from the same manufacturer, Eclectic Products