Kövulfix 90g universal leather, glue adhesive.

This is an easy glue to use as it does not need mixing with hardener, and is very effective when you make one or two thin layers that you leave until touch dry (about 10 minutes) before bringing the 2 surfaces into contact. However, they stick instantly int he first position so tricky to get something glued when it is inserted into gap.I used it to repair horse hoof boots which get tough use, as well as lots of pressure/pulling on the join that was repaired, through mud and water as well at times, and the repair has held up - even though other parts of the boot have come apart!

Adhesion is really good but better if you leave it for 24h. Shoes are now again perfect

Glued the front 1/2 my heavily abused Skapa leather upper and vibram rubber soles back together like new in terms of function and adhesion and yes, I really abuse them doing heavy DIY where they get flexed alot more than just walking. Do read and follow the insrtuctions and be patient in terms of preperation, sanding / dirt / dryness / 1 - 2 coats & drying time before bonding. Pressure when bonding together is definitely key as per the instructions and..... amasingly it works! Funny that ...... ;-) Good value for money as could do another complete pair or two, not that I have them. Most definitely not a standard impact adhesive and it shows in terms of results and in use particularly with the leather which is highly absorbtant :-)

I bought this to stick leather toe patches on the outside of my daughter's pointe ballet shoes. I followed the instructions closely. The adhesive has done a really ggod job. The whole patch has stuck down right to the edge and has survived a few ballet lessons. It is interesting to note that the instructions state that the amount of pressure given to the join is more important than the amount of time pressure is applied. They recommend using a hammer to increase pressure. I was able to do this with pointe shoes but it may not be possible for all applications. Overall I'm impressed and satisfied with the performance of this adhesive.

Worked great on one pair of shoes - cleaned/clamped - no issues.Second pair followed the same process, but this time the glue didn't hold.So a 50% success rate for me.

Used this product to repair a pair of split Hunter neoprene/rubber wellies. Easy to apply but with caution as quite runny, apply to both clean surfaces and allow to become touch dry before squeezing together. I applied clamps and weight for 24 hrs and worked a treat. Very pleased with results and much cheaper than a shop repair

Used this to reaffix a loose car door seal. It has worked, and for that I am pleased, however the job wasnt perfect because I didn't let the two adhesions of glue dry enough before I joined the rubber to the door trim. One helpful reviewer described the feeling as "touching the sticky side of sellotape" which was great, but I must have put on a little too much. The two sides opened up a few mm on one section like stretchy toffee after I joined them together, but apart from that the seal has stayed in place. It takes a bit of skill and judgement to get right, but there's no doubt it works.

I’ve nearly used a whole tube for shoes and general repairs to leather things like straps and belts which seem to be made of laminated leather these days. It takes time to bond fully but I have saved my favourite riding boots from the bin twice now. I am 14 stone and massacre even tough boots in under two years. The soles peel away and nothing holds them on for long. Forget gorilla glues etc. This stuff if you follow the rules and keep the parts well clamped for a few days is able to survive wet and aggressive conditions without letting go. Deeply impressed. I bought it on Amazon review recommendations which have been particularly accurate for this product. Yes is stinks of highly volatile solvent so not in confined spaces folks.