heeltap
A heeltap is a small, horseshoe-shaped piece of metal or plastic attached to the heel of a shoe, primarily for men's dress shoes. Its main purpose is to protect the original heel of the shoe from wear and tear. When the heel of the shoe is exposed to the ground, friction gradually wears down the leather or other material. The heeltap, being a harder and often replaceable component, absorbs most of this friction, thereby extending the lifespan of the shoe's heel.
Heeltaps are typically made of durable materials like metal, such as brass or steel, or hard rubber.
The attachment of a heeltap is usually done by a cobbler or shoe repair professional. They nail