I have a pair of sudini shoes where the sole has come apart from the shoe. The store purchased at said glue would not hold? These shoes have little wear with no wear pattern on the sole.

IF THEY WERE STORED IN HOT STORAGE THAT WILL MAKE THEM STICKY...YOU CAN'T FIX THAT

Go back to the store you got them from and see what they have to say. This sounds like a manufacturing problem. Any shoe repair shop can take care of this, but it would cost you to get it fixed.

The first pair of shoes can not be bixed. Once the sole splits, the shoes are done. There is an increasing amount of TPR soles these days.
The second pair can be replaced with Vibram soles.

There are two possibilities, if the upper is in good condition and you really like the shoes. One is to find a shoe repair shop, the repairer will tell you if it is possible and what the cost will be.

The other option is to find a general store which sells stick on soles for shoes. With a little luck, you may find some which resemble the soles on your Nikes. If so, it is an easy enough cheap repair and should last for a while, but it will never be as good as the original. or a professional repair.

I've used Krazy Glue (I did this just yesterday) and it's nit a permanent fix, but it'll hold you until you can get to a shoe repair shop.

Do you have a a pair of shoes that you bought not too long ago and the sole is coming apart? If you rather not risk buying another pair of the same shoes only to have them come apart, then this is the article for you.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions Things You'll Need:

• superglue
• shoes to fix

1.

Get a tube of super glue--any brand name should do. Just the regular type should do, no need for any extra strength formulas or special types. Make sure the tube has been properly opened at this time--the seal on the tube has had a hole punched in it, in other words.

2.

Get the shoe(s) that need its/their sole(s) fixed. Where the sole is coming apart on the shoe, squirt in a good amount of super glue, but not too much that it will gush out. (If it does, try to wipe off the excess).

3.

Hold the sole and shoe together for the recommended drying time or until they seal. Try not to get any glue on your fingers at this time, as it can stick flesh to other objects.

4.
The sole should be fixed at this time. Sometimes it has to be done over if the drying time hasn't been followed or the glue might have some problem with it. Repeat this procedure for other shoes to be fixed

Do you have a a pair of shoes that you bought not too long ago and the sole is coming apart? If you rather not risk buying another pair of the same shoes only to have them come apart, then this is the article for you.

Difficulty: Easy
Instructions Things You'll Need:

• superglue
• shoes to fix

1. 1

Get a tube of super glue--any brand name should do. Just the regular type should do, no need for any extra strength formulas or special types. Make sure the tube has been properly opened at this time--the seal on the tube has had a hole punched in it, in other words.

2.

Get the shoe(s) that need its/their sole(s) fixed. Where the sole is coming apart on the shoe, squirt in a good amount of super glue, but not too much that it will gush out. (If it does, try to wipe off the excess).

3.

Hold the sole and shoe together for the recommended drying time or until they seal. Try not to get any glue on your fingers at this time, as it can stick flesh to other objects.

4.
The sole should be fixed at this time. Sometimes it has to be done over if the drying time hasn't been followed or the glue might have some problem with it. Repeat this procedure for other shoes to be fixed

apply the same proedure for your broken part insted of repacing it

you can use fevi quick or fevi bond glue