Price is a good guide here. Just as you wouldn’t put performance tires on a rusted-out lemon, you don’t want to throw good money after bad with your resole.

Looking for appropriate superglue? Learn all about the different kinds over at my post all about shoe glue! 10. Go to a Cobbler to Fix Slippery Shoes Don't have any bandages, double sided tape may also help. It certain helps prevent heels from slipping out of shoes, like this shoe heel tape does! 2. Try Non-Slip Shoe Sole Grips Amount of glue used will vary based on hoof size, skill in applying, and how well the boots fit. Gappy areas will require more glue. Remove with wire brush, cylindrical grinder, Dremel, getting down to a thin layer, does not need to be completely removed if re-gluing with Sikaflex.Slippery Shoes? How to make shoes less slippery – even how to make shoes non-slip! – is what today's post on shoe-tease.com is all about. Most of the solutions below can be used on heels, boots and all kind of shoes.

I almost threw the shoes away already, but then I started thinking if there would be any way to fix the soles. I don't know anything about rubber, vulcanization or that kinds of stuff, but I thought that what if I would put the shoes to oven for example? Would that make any difference, or has the sole lost some kind of "hardening" chemical which would mean that the shoes are a lost cause. Smooth soles are not your friend if you're looking for non-slippery shoes. No texture means slips are bound to happen.Grab some 100-ish grit sandpaper at your local hardware store to scuff the outsoles of your shoes. The grit of the paper will scuff your shoes enough to give them a rough surface.