Soles2danceStick-on Suede Soles for high-Heeled Shoes, with Industrial-Strength Adhesive Backing. Resole Old Dance Shoes or Convert Your Favorite Heels to Perfect Dance Shoes. [Suede-LA-Brown]

I use on my grounding shoes I bought from Turkey 🇹🇷 so I can extend life of the shoe. They are perfection.

Excellent for dancing!

I've been using this for all of my heeled dance shoes. They work great. I even put a small toe cap patch (1/2 moon shape) before I put a front patch so as to lift the toe area for the ease of move. Once you learn how to trim it to each shoe (note: right & left shoe may not be 100% mirror image), it gets easier. They really stay on. But I've noticed, depends on the color, some are more durable than the others. Grey one has been the poorest quality of all - it gets shredded when I use metal brush to fluff it up. Other color patches don't. (If you don't know this, dance shoes bottom can get flattened and become to slippery. This is when we use a metal brush to comb up the texture of the suede leather to increase the traction). Over all, I cannot live without these patches for my dance shoes. I just ask the manufacturer to keep up with the quality suede - after all, these are for working shoes, not for an occasional use.

The soles were almost the perfect size for my shoes. I only had to trim off a small piece around the toe. If you follow the directions, the soles were super easy to apply. I have danced a couple of times now and they have stayed firm.Perfect fix instead of expensive shoe repair shop.

The soles were easy to adjust and install.

Adult dancer. Dance surface = marley (maybe these are best on wood floors). I bought some Sansha dance sneakers for ballet class (years of dancing have taken their toll on my feet). I didn't like that I couldn't turn smoothly in them even after several wears. I bought these hoping to make the bottoms of my soles more slippery. I cleaned the bottom of my shoes, trimmed to size, placed them on the soles, stood on them as the directions said and let them cure for several days. They stayed on, but not in place. After about 10 turns, they had slid off to the side. I moved them back in place and they were good for a few more turns. I'm going to try a silicone based automotive spray (the kind that makes you seats and floor mats so slippery) next.

These things really save your knees when you dance, yet they are not so slippery as to be dangerous. The adhesive is very secure, but not so permanent that the soles can't be pulled off with some stong tugging.I was so satisfied with the first pair of these suede soles, that I bought a second pair for some other shoes. It's good to be dancing again.

Not good for dancing, put them on bottom of my rubber soled cowboy boots. Came off after just one dance. Got glue all over my boots!