JobSite Boot Toe Guards

Fit perfectly

.I bought new work boots and noticed I'm beating up the toe area of the outside of boots so I found these and places order. Got them and installed to my boots and now they have been helping keep me boots from getting beat up during working on my knees and tips of boots were getting worn out quick. So these are very helpful and have stayed on even though I beat up my work boots.

I have used these for several years now when I purchase new shoes. My trade is floor installation therefore the front of my shoes can get wore down very quickly. These guards minimize that wear and tear on the front part of the shoe. The key to putting the toe guard on properly is after you trace out where you want to place the toe guard is to put ample amount of the adhesive on both the toe guard and the shoe. The adhesive is a contact cement which requires two to three minutes of dry time after you have put it on both shoe and toe guard. Once you have done this, simply place the toe guard where you have put the adhesive and continue to press down for several minutes. I normally go around the edges of the toe guard to make sure they are properly contacting the shoe. For best results only do one shoe at a time. This procedure will ensure that the toe guard will stay in place. Some shoes are contoured in such a way that the edges may not fully contact the shoe. I simply use super glue around the edges. I've been doing this for years and the outcome is why I continue to purchase this product. That's all folks!

Theses are great for your boots keeps toes of boots from getting damaged

Terrible, don't waste your money.

3* these are stiff&need trimming at the bottom outer edges to get a proper fit.I rough sanded them & the boot toes ,cleaned with 91% alcohol then glued with Gorilla clear contact cement, taped in place while drying.Firmly attached now have to see about long-term durability.Ordered another brand for comparison to try on another pair of same brand Sketchers utility boots.

I received the kit which contained two protectors, adhesive, alcohol wipe, a small application brush and a small piece of sandpaper. I followed the directions to the tee and made sure to clean and scuff the area to be applied. You have to apply some adhesive to both the surface of the boot and on the inside of the toe cap protector, let the adhesive become tacky in a minute or two before you put the protector onto the boot. I used just my fingers to apply pressure to the protector till it adhered. I also used a q-tip to apply some adhesive around the edges of the protector to create a seal. I let the boots cure for 48 hours before wearing. The adhesive is pretty fluid so use a little at a time when applying.So far it's been working well and doesn't seem to lose adhesion. If it becomes loose I will update this review.Update : 01/23/2023The protectors are still firmly attached to the boots. They've been used in rain, dirt, mud and rugged terrain. They've protected the toe cap area on my boots and are still firmly attached to my boots. Performance has been excellent. My boots are made of smooth leather maybe they perform differently on suede or nubuck boots but they're great on mine.

These toe savers are the best thing that I've ever found for my steel tip boots. I've used them for 2 years on my old boots. Got a new pair of boots and right away and ordered new the toe savers.