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pretty cool... I like the horizontal idea due to the fact that I drag my heel on the outside and it's a pain to have nice shoes and this ugly heel drag happens. I will have to see about this technique someday on a pair of shoes I love and never want to part with.
Hello, wouldn’t it be better to glue with polyurethane glue type windshield glue or sikaflex pro? Unlike the neoprene glue this would ensure more water tightness? Thank you for the video this is excellent. Regards, jean
I've noticed lately that some of the most helpful videos for me actually don't have that many views. Videos like this help me get over my bias of only clicking on the ones with lots of views. This is a quick and easy solution for the everyday person that has average resources at their disposal. Thank you.
pretty cool... I like the horizontal idea due to the fact that I drag my heel on the outside and it's a pain to have nice shoes and this ugly heel drag happens. I will have to see about this technique someday on a pair of shoes I love and never want to part with.
If you don't have a clamp you can use strips of duct tape and something heavy like a dumbbell to weigh the tires down.
very cool
Hello, wouldn’t it be better to glue with polyurethane glue type windshield glue or sikaflex pro? Unlike the neoprene glue this would ensure more water tightness? Thank you for the video this is excellent. Regards, jean
Use e600 my recommendation personally. The stuff is like super glue but better.
E6000 is polyurethane glue. Flexible and waterproof.
How have these held up? Any newer iterations?
I know I'm 2 years late but they did hold up pretty well for a while. The glue did not disappoint