Stormsure Flexible Repair Adhesive 3x5g (Black) - Strong, Highly Durable Bonding Adhesive for Waterproof, Flexible Repairs

This was excellent to fix the sole and surrounds on my favourite walking boots and trekking shoes (both Adidas Terrex). It bonds overnight, is flexible and waterproof. You have to use a bit of common sense in applying it and making sure you get pressure applied where you need it - I used black tape to secure it while bonding. This is an excellent glue and well worth a little time and effort. Nothing else I have used has been 100% effective like this. 5 stars.

After 2 pairs of wellies my wife loved started to leak 6 months after she had them I was frustrated. Both were reasonably expensive and both different brands but failed at tye seam areas.So they sat in the porch I was reticent about throwing than out. So I looked online and found this product.I gave them a thorough clean and both were soaked inside so dried them out and applied the sealant as per the instructions and left them to cure for about a week.So it poured down last night and for a dog walk across a stream the first boots were pressed into action. Wife is home and her feet are dry. The seal is strong and looks like a weld.All I can say is don't be stingy and coat the area well.Good Luck.

This stuff is outstanding. It's so strong. Works brilliantly on shoe repairs. However it will dry up in the tube if not used quickly.

Having three small tubes is great because such things tend to dry out after first use. I used it first to fill a hole in the sole of a new boot that I had punctured on a nail. The stuff shrinks a little but I applied it several times, and the boot has never leaked. I used it on another occasion to glue two things that didn't need great strength, but plenty of time to adjust their alignment.

Excellent product. I've repaired leaking walking boots and waterproof trousers

You might think this is not such good value for only 15g, as some other items contain 28g for not much more money. However my consistent experience using isocyanate glues is that whatever you do to prolong its life, the rest of the glue not used on the first day sets in the tube and gets thrown away. So, three small tubes is a good idea, and this deal is the best on A at present for 3x5g.The glue is not easy to use neatly at the best of times, and this brand seems to be more liquid than Aquasure, which makes it harder to use for gap-filling. It soon disappears into holes, so you have to add plenty. It would also be helpful if the manufacturers told you what solvent to use when you inevitably get some on your clothes or fingers. (Tthe supplied disposable gloves are not practical when you need to have fine control of the tube!) . Despite all this, these glues are the best way to repair neoprene equipment and synthetic shoe soles imo, and the repairs are durable.

Used it to repair two rubber wind/rain seals in my cars sliding doors. Adheres well, flexibility allows for the rubber to move. Also used it to repair a "rubber" wrist watch strap, which always break in the same places. I've had 3 watches before (the straps all break in the same place). It is as expensive to buy a replacement strap as it is a new watch. Thought I'd try and so far the adhesive has held. For the small amount of "glue" (3 x 5ml) that you get it seems very expensive compared with the 300ml or more you get when you buy some of the branded mastics... Wonder why? It worked for me. Buy the 3 * 5ml packs as it goes off quickly. I only used One tube so have two still sealed and unused...

Works well for fixing wader holes