is this the typical size that could be glued on a converse sneaker
1274555
Yes - they already have glue on them - you heat them up and then attach! We used them on bob shoes!
973505
I would not recommend this product. I purchased this item for My son who wears a size 14 shoe, it did not last ling. The weight of the sneaker takes a toll on the not so sturdy stand. I purchased this for myself as well. Lasted longer as my shoes aren't as heavy but it's at its wear and tear stage. If you are looking for something to last longer than 6 mos. look for something a little more durable
452785
I would think so. That's what this is designed for. Just make sure that you have plenty of ventilation when you do it because the fumes are strong. Coat the sole with an even coat of Shoe Goo but don't make it too thick or it will ooze out of the sides. If you have a shoe last (the things they put inside shoes at some stores to help them keep their form), I would put it in the shoe first. Then you might want to find a way to weight the shoe down so that the pressure on the sole is even and it glues evenly.
1714895
I think these small ones would be, I guess it depends on your shoe size. I've only tried these, but it follows.
826163
They are play shoes, for dress-up play, and not really for wearing anywhere. In that respect the size doesn't matter. My granddaughter loves then but after a week the sole was hanging off. I'm going to glue it back on.
104881
It really depends on the maker of the sneaker. They all run different, but you can try a seven and if that is too big you can always return it and get a six. You have nothing to lose give it a shot
1157397
The only thing I can say is if you measure a football from and to and the case is just about an inch longer not sure if they basketball sneaker is a size 14 perhaps it would not fit
969779
Ir depends On the size of the holes, old shoes have small holes and new shoes have big ones, these are for small holes
973504
Yes you can just be careful cause the item is actually smaller than the picture. So if you have a few sneakers yes I would recommend this product.
1886717
They would have to be sort of small shoes. If they were flat children's sneakers that would work. High-tops, would not work. It looks about 3".
546852
Not easily. They have adhesive bottoms to keep them in the right spot and from bunching together I suppose. I wouldn't swap them out to other shoes. Eventually, they wouldnt' stick anymore.
546855
There is a small adhesive patch on the heel of the insole. If you move them to different shoes, the patch loses its adhesiveness. However, you can use double faced tape, and replace it is needed.
201489
The soles are glued on. The top of the sole is not solid so there are few points of contact between the sole and shoe leather. I had the sole reglued on an older pair but it did not last.
798444
I love to use it with UGG & Ash. I think it should fit in Converse as well. My friend introduced this product to me use it in all kind of shoes including high heels. Only drawback is it's thickness would reduce the length of the heel to ankle coverage. Worth a try anyway.
2111629
I glued them on first centering them as best I could and after the glue is set I used an exacto knife and trimmed off the excess. If gluing these on a pair of new leather soled shoes be sure to wear them awhile first to rough up the leather sole so the glue adheres better otherwise they may come off fairly easily.
2030252
Any size ok! Trick is to measure it on a head then staple to reinforce it, the glue won't last.
2043402
Yes, there is a pattern provided so you can cut to your shoe size. Be aware they are thick, about a quarter of an inch.