Eagle Heel Plates 8 Pair of Size Large Metal Heel Plates & Nails for Shoes & Boots

these are definitely throwbacks to when you wanted to keep your shoes/boots from wearing down so quickly... i love having them-- they make that old-fashioned click-clack noise that lets everyone know you're walking in... they really do protect your heels in a much cooler way than the plastic kind... my advice to you when you first install them is to go out onto your driveway or sidewalk and intentionally scuff them a bit otherwise they can be very slippery on tile, etc, when newly installed-- wouldn't want you slip and fall w/an armload of groceries at the supermarket no matter how cool you might sound, hahaa...

Standing and walking on concrete was wearing the heels off work boots faster than I was caring to buy new ones. These heel plates have been just the thing to fix that. Got around six weeks out of the first pair. The plates themselves are still good but the heads of the nails wore off.

These are Large. On certain shoes they will cover the entire rear of the heel. Not great for dress boots with any narrowness in the heel.

i love these taps for extra protection of wear on my shoe heels.BUT, can't find smaller taps for my cowgirl boots that have a high heel like a dress shoe, and my cowgirl boots have a small heel as well. can only find them for my larger boot shoe want to get these taps in a much smaller size for my other boot heels that fit a ladies boot, possibly a size one inch for ladies boot heels. please find a carrier associate that i can purchase a one inch size tap for my boots. thanks

I used JB Weld to put on my taps. The nails just weren't going to do it. JB Weld held the taps in place now for about 3 months and they are taking a beating. My shoes were $120, and I do not like replacing every 9 months. These taps are slightly noisy when walking, but they work.

These plates are pure quality!

I bought these because I walk like a duck and wear out my soles on my work boots. I didn't know what to expect but I put them on my boots months ago and am still on my first set ! I am on my feet in a factory 9hrs a day and I figured the cement and catwalks would destroy them quickly. Nope ! Very strong. You just have to get used to people staring at you funny as you clack clack clack along the floor.

I like everything about them I used them on my shoes