Eight full-size tubes of the standard clear listing, part number 110011. At this depth the bottleneck stops being supply and starts being drying time, which is exactly the problem a box this size is meant to solve.
The formula asks for a full day to cure, so a single tube turns a pile of shoes into a one-a-night queue. Eight units lets every project get its own tube and its own overnight, and the pile clears in a weekend.
Four tubes is what an active family cycles through; eight is that twice over, bought once. The step up suits households that already know they will finish the box.
The clear standard seals watertight and grips rubber, which is why it ends up on boots, trainers, waders and garden shoes alike. Stocking eight is stocking for all of them at the same time.
Every tube in the box is the same 110011 unit the single listing sells. Nothing about the repair changes at volume — only how long it is before the next order.
Specifications as published for this model.
One clear, one black — the two-tube set that matches whatever shoe fails next.
Two black tubes, plain and simple — the current fix and the one after it.
