will this product stop the heel slippage in my boot ( right and left slip)?
1794975
No, I wouldn't recommend that it would help with that. I didn't enjoy the heel cups.
1068696
After I washed mine, my mat became less slippery and seems to get even better with use. Just make sure to use mat spray as often as you can after classes, and that should help with the slipperiness.
1052658
Yes. Spray your shoes and walk around the house for a few minutes. Repeat this once a day for a couple of days; it should work.
764497
One of the modes is "sole" as in sole of your foot... so it seems that this could stimulate your heel. You might want to experiment with pad placement, modes, and intensity to see what works best for you.
1997739
Only use one or the other...if you try to add oil on top of the Sno-Seal wax, it won't absorb into the leather. If your manufacturer recommends boot oil and you have used it and like it, stick with that, otherwise, pick up some Sno-Seal, I love it.
1602124
Not at all, its almost like the "grip" isn't there, you can't see it or feel it but it works perfectly stopping slippage. Clean as you normally would.
869084
Both ways work. I may suggest to loosen the shoe laces a bit. If you lay them over existing ones. As there will be some space taken up my the insole.
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.
264520
No when I use it I usually have socks on or slippers. They are probably talking about the sandpaper like surface so your feet don't slip.
1933294
Probably but I can't say for sure. I can say that I use them in work boots and they do not slip around.
322384
I didn't use it on boots, but I would think it would work, because ankle boots are so similar to shoes. It really worked for my shoes.
483420
There are two kinds of "compounds" you can put on your pegs. One looks like a lipstick applicator, that's for sticking pegs. But you want the compound paste that prevents slippage. You can get it here http://elderly.com/accessories/items/V404.htm
1834875
Actually I am also that it might harm the wood floor, so I use it on carpet. I must say that it is slippery so my remedy has been to put a rubber daisy (you know that you use to open jars) it fits right on the base and it keeps it from sliding around and I can still balance on it. I got it to improve my balance and I don't want to slip off of it. So that is my solution to the slipperiness.
1387388
I only used mine with flats. I don't know about heels. I think there is a special pair for boots. Good Luck.
748603
Don't know how it would work on boots. I applied it to a wooden dock that was very slippery when wet and it eliminated the problem. I used the whole packet mixed into 1 gal. of porch & deck paint. Highly recommend for that type of problem.
248440
Yes, I have it on my slip on boots and have had them on one other style boot. It should work fine on shoes. The rubber makes them able to adapt over different styles of shoes.
1655150
Yes, the waterproofing coat on your boots wears off with wear and needs to be reapplied. I have tried many products and Sno-Seal is the best one I have used.