Will these eventually started rubbing off on the heel of my driving shoe? I dont want them turning my white shoes black like ive had happen before.
295833
They seem good quality, I haven't had my tennis shoes turn colors yet. Buy em!
295834
I have had these for several months in gray. I have not noticed anything on my shoes. They are heavy duty, really nice quality. I am really happy with mine.
1975556
Not only do they scratch easily but they also become opaque from Sun exposure. Law enforcement does not like that and Weathertech will not warrantee them beyond three years. Return for credit if you can and source them elsewhere.
2256243
I bought a set for my husband for his birthday in September, and in about a month the driver side was ripping in a few places where it was seamed, I just thought maybe I got a defective one so I ordered a new set for Christmas and the same thing happened. They will fit if you want to take the risk. And they look really good when you first put them on. Enter at on risk lol.
2117245
I wouldn't depend on Krylon as a solution to slick shoes. It will wear off and the danger would be you might not know when you transition from Krlon soles back to slick ones. Perhaps it would be safer to donate your shoes, take tax write off and purchase an appropriate pair. Good luck.
2134674
I have probably worn them about 10 times and they still are sticking. But I have found that they do move if you wear your shoes all day. Still they are better than buying the ones that stick on the shoe.
1423663
I wish I had a simple solution for you, but I can't seem to get mine to stay either. But I'm thinking I may go buy a cheap pair of shoes and gorilla glue the damn things to the pedals.
1995477
I think they come with a sticky back, which works fairly well. I added a couple of strips of double sided sticky tape just to be sure. They are not so large or thick that they would be obviously noticeable and they are basically clear so one would need to really be looking to see them if for some reason your foot did not cover them. Honestly though I do not think that you should have a problem. I wore mine with strapped stilettos completely undetected and without incident.
2251407
just pulled it off... it crusts on there after all the time its been on... use a set of pliers if necessary.. they just slide off.
1838169
With my new ones, I haven't had any problems with anything sticking (so far) I have several older ones that do cause that problems. I have started using a non stick spray on them. If something still sticks, then I'll take a toothpick and run it around the rim. So far so good. Something a friend of mine just suggested is a soft toothbrush might do the trick as well. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1033543
Sorry to hear that. It didn't happen to me. After dying and drying, nothing came off during rubbing off with damp towel and applying leather protectant.
1561412
This has never happened to mine. Sounds like a bad light. I personally think they are great!
546856
They have a single sticky circle on the bottom (its tacky like scotch tape). I would not try to transfer them between shoes because the sticky part is like tape and after a couple of transfers it won't be sticky anymore. I purchased a pair for each pair of shoes I wear on a daily basis and I purchased some double stick tape for use once the sticky part wears out. I hope that answers your question... I really do like them. - Good luck.
434989
I have not. I'd imagine a warm damp cloth would be best. I'd probably try that before I went to leather cleaner and shoe polish. I've found that the buffing is the most important part for not having the polish rub off on you.
285706
It would be like applying grease or a thick polish. Use a hair dryer and warm the shoe and apply by rubbing in . Then wipe off excess.
743441
They stay on fairly long if you make sure to embed them deep in the polish and make sure the surface below is as flat as possible. I've only lost one out of the four times I've used them.
2230922
I have the same exact situation as you, and at first they used to slip a bit, but soon the top layer becomes more grippy and now I don't have any issues. I think washing it helped in my case. There might be some smoothing agent or shine agent applied to them that washes off and then they are a bit more usable with dress shoes.
960508
Ah ............ Yes! ..... in my case, definitely! I had this issue in both heels/feet for quite a long time and I tried several things for relief. After a PT told me about the balls, I ordered them and they have made a world of difference. Now, I use them only when I feel a "tinge" of returning discomfort, and they remedy the issue right away. I would try them and I would guess that you will be very happy with the results.