24 Pairs High Heel Replacement Tips Womens Shoes Heel Repair Caps with 6 Inch Stiletto Remove Pliers High Repair Tool Dowels Repair Tips Pin Kit, 6 Size (8-12.5mm) U Shape, Black Beige

This thing saved my favorite boots from throwing away. Easy to use and the heel looks like a new

My husband replaced the heel taps to my favorite heels in less than 5 minutes--no special skills needed. They look like new again and I'll no longer go to have them done for $22 elsewhere. Ladies, save your money, protect your floors and keep wearing your pretty heels! Simple but smart purchase-- should have done this years ago!

I’m glad I bought this. It’s going to give me a few more wears from my pumps. Shoes are expensive so for the price I say try it!My only issue if I had to say one thing is that they all come in a bag and so you have to sort through them to get the pair. But it was easy

I have a pair of heels that are definitely my favorite. Whenever I bought this kit, I thought for the value that it was going to be fantastic. It is unfortunate that there is only one size of each set of heel caps. You have to be very careful in what you’re doing or else you have to buy a whole Nother kit. Could definitely benefit from having More than one size per set of heel caps

Very satisfied

It is not easy to pull the broken piece from my shoes. He breaks right away before I come out. At this point I have to keep sending to the shoes make :(The other pieces it looks OK but I cannot use it

I was able to put new tips on a few sets of shoes from this one set. They are cheap plastic and won’t probably last that long, but to get another year out of a few pairs of plastic stilettos from Target? Absolutely. For my leather designer pumps…I’ll go to a cobbler and get better quality tips that will last longer.Storing all the extras might be annoying. You can fix your shoes, your moms shoes, your sisters shoes, your neighbors shoes, etc with all the sets.They don’t come sorted, so you have to set them all up and find the matching ones — be careful, there’s very little difference in size to size. I put them in a pill box by size afterwards cuz I wouldn’t want to re-sort them all the next time.It’s best if you remove the worn tips before they get down to the metal pin. The tool works, but if there’s not much plastic/rubber left on the old tip (or if the tip was GLUED IN) it could end up breaking the pin off. I had to drill out a pin and that’s VERY TEDIOUS and hard work (lol I should’ve just taken them to a cobbler by then, but I was determined to finish the job I started). Much better to not wear the tips out so badly and replace sooner, so they’re easier to pull out. Depends on the shoe too. Some popped out and in easy peasy and some were really tough.

Nice concept but it didn’t work on my shoes

If I would have known it was this easy and nice I would have stopped bringing them to a shoe repair person a long time ago. Love it