eCobbler Walking Soles For DIY Shoe Repairs - Mens Lumberjack Soles

Great product,sturdy,well made.

Great fit easy to shave to size when fitted. Great tread which what I was looking for. Great job very happy with my finished boots

After spending a lot of time cutting off the remnants of the old tread sanding down to a smooth surface making a wooden insole to clamp the sole to the boot using PU glue as per instructions the sole appeared to be stuck well. After a couple of weeks the soles started to come away. I went to the cobbler who stated that the PVC replacement was not compatible with the rubber on the boot. They suggested that special primer treatments would be required to adhere the sole to the boot Thor it to last more than a few weeks.There is nothing to suggest this could be a problem on the definition of the product.

Good quality rubber with plenty of tread and grip. The backing part of the sole seems a little thin but they stuck on well and trimmed to fit nicely. They are just what I needed to extend the life of my rather old walking shoes. Would recommend them, but must use a good quality Rubber adhesive to ensure they stick well.

Given these are "walking boot" soles they are ok on carpet but too soft for walking on tarmac surfaces. Easy fit but good for about a month (circa 150 miles of road walking)

Great for repairing walking boots. Take the time to prep the original sole first, I sanded the remains of any lugs flat so the new sole once glued made good contact. Use a good glue too. I used black shoe goo and it really has worked well. Leave to dry thoroughly then trim off the excess. As always the 2nd one will be better than the 1st but who's going to see them when done!

Great product I glued them onto my bike boots and they improved the grip out of sight no more slipping when I stop at red lights,sand shoe hairy crutch, regards Bob.

Much more substantial than other soles I've bought that have worn through in a few months. I'm expecting these to last a lot longer. Choice of adhesive is important, this time I'm using Shoo Goo which is well reviewed.