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Work wear - We can only imagine what you’re treading through every single day. You know, and that’s what matters. This is half our experience and half your judgment call. Assuming you’re working the nine-to-five grind and have the battle scars to show for it, you should apply your spray when you get home on Friday night, and just let them dry until the next Monday. You’re putting them through forty or more hours of hell; once a week will be your best bet. If you’re looking for a versatile waterproof spray that you can use on not only your shoes and sneakers but also your clothes, sleeping bags, and other outdoor gear, we highly recommend the Nikwax TX Direct Spray. This all-purpose spray provides excellent water-repellency and is specifically recommended for technical clothing, although many folks use it successfully on their shoes and boots.

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A: A shoe protector spray forms a thin, protective layer or a shield that repels liquid from the surface of your shoes. Protectors act as a waterproof barrier for boots and shoes, and also help ward off other environmental damages, including salt, strong sunlight, dry heat, mud, and dust. You can use a shoe spray for work boots, dress shoes, your daily runners; basically, anything you’re putting on your feet could use a shoe protector spray as a means of inexpensive upkeep. Q: How far away should you be from the shoe/boot you’re spraying? After using the Crankbrothers Shoe Shields for a few months I’m quite satisfied. The shields are still in great shape, but more importantly the soles are well protected. You can see where the pedals were rubbing against the Shoe Shields but there aren't signs of the pedals digging in to the shields, so it works as expected. Price - Fortunately, shoe protector sprays are not expensive and with the varieties available, there are plenty for your to choose from. In most cases, a bottle will last you for six months so it makes economical sense to always have one or more of these shoe protector sprays in your shoe closet and one for travel as well. They certainly cost less than replacing your shoes on a regular basis. What To Do Before Using Shoe Protector Sprays

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Leather (top or full grain) - This is where you hit a dead end. They take far longer to dry than other materials, yet you cannot, under any circumstances, use your hairdryer to speed up the process. Leather has an all-natural set of oils trapped inside, meaning that intense heat will dry them out. This is how you get fading (the unattractive kind), splitting, flaking, all the bad things that leather lovers don’t want to happen. Any sneakerhead or shoe lover can tell you that keeping your sneakers and shoes in their best condition requires a lot of effort. Given the shape and bend of your feet, it’s only natural that your shoes experience wear and tear as they accommodate to the motion of walking throughout the day. My biggest issue with the shoe shield is that I had to adjust my setup, my seat had to be raised a tiny amount and the position of my cleats slightly adjusted. Finding the perfect setup again for me took a fair amount of time. Maybe that’s not the case for you, but I’m quite particular about my setup. Get ready to upgrade your sneaker rotation with yet another resurface of the classic ‘Georgetown’ colourway

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Special occasions - Apply your protector 48 hours prior to use (since we’re assuming your special occasion shoes are all leather), and you’ll be good for your day or two out in the sun. These should be good for another 1-3 uses, but if they’re being shelved for weeks on end again, you’ll want to sit on the side of caution and apply another coating 48 hours before the event. The best shoe protector spray will provide a clear and tough protective layer that repels liquids, mud, dirt, and accidental spills while preserving breathability, helping keep your shoes in their best possible shape and your feet nice and dry. Heavy shield: Jellyfish (boost att% only when not two-handed), Fingerprint (highest guard boost), Icon (hp regen when not two-handed). Visage and one eyed if you ever wish to deal damage, or ant's skull if you want best deflection. Erdtree can deflect spells, but it's meant to go in pvp. Has the best Guard Boost among Medium Shields, but is also the heaviest and requires significant Strength investment.Since humble beginnings and inception in 2012, Crep Protect has become the world’s fastest growing sneakers care brand, constantly bringing the most innovative products and collections to the market. Our visionary team, who continue to embrace and understand consumers on a personal level. Rubber - You probably don’t have full shoes made of rubber, but your outsole is bound to be rubber. Concentrated heat from your hairdryer won’t severely damage the rubber, not right away. Over time, rubber breaks down, and while the heat will accelerate deterioration, it won’t warp or damage your sneakers immediately. There is nothing more miserable than finding yourself on a hiking trail with wet shoes. In colder weather conditions this is not only uncomfortable, it can also be hazardous for the health of your feet and your wellbeing in general. Keeping your shoes dry ensures your adventures are about the journey, not the pain you went through so we took the time to experiment with some of the best shoe protector sprays to keep your shoes and your feet dry. After all, we're all about the best gear and keeping your gear protected. Who This Is For Dry brush your shoes - Use a good shoe brush with soft bristles to clean off caked-on mud and grime from your shoes. Spraying shoe protectors on dirty shoes is pretty much pointless.