Tuff Toe

[txmxer]

Originally Posted by RFrance

I really didn't notice any inflexibility since I applied it on the edge where the shoe meets the sole. But I did have the other shoe separate practicing the other day and picked up some Seamer Mate gutter sealant https://www.homedepot.com/p/Amerimax...5127/100073621 to try out. I've used that on gutters before and it is flexible and super strong. It does take a couple of days to cure though. I've got my fingers crossed because that is real cheap.

I also tried the Shoo Goo, Liquid Nails, and PL3 Loctite which work for a while and then fail.

Yep. Sole glue is ancient alien technology!

[BillFleming]

I used SuperGlue where the sole separated. That held it together very well and then applying TuffToe over the sole seam and the toe cap took care of protecting all of it from more damage.

I was able to apply some more TuffToe after the 30 days had passed, but they only give you two nozzles for the applicator and they aren't re-usable.

[chevis]

had a sole seperation & used this:

Loctite Shoe Glue
first application didn't hold, so i used the whole rest of the tube & it has stayed together for the past couple of months ~ 14rounds
used shoe goo in the past & it didn't last as long as this has