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Reshoevn8r Shoe Cleaning Kit | Challenge & Results

I’ll admit, most of sneakers are pretty clean.  I hardly wear one pair more than twice a week and when I do rock them out the house, I am careful and cautious of my surroundings.  I hardly ever have trouble with puddles since I live in San Diego; we hardly ever get rain. Sometimes you get your occasional dirt marks and grime (especially when you go out to drink), your sneakers needs seem touching up.

Thankfully, I got my hands on the Reshoevn8r product about a month ago and since I have been testing out their product to see how effective it is.  They offer their advanced sneaker solution for cleaning any sneaker regardless of the material. As great as that sounds, there’s more. What sets Reshoevn8r apart from the rest is their unique sneaker laundry system that allows you to completely rejuvenate your kicks.  I got several videos that I will be posting on our Kicksologists YouTube channel including a pair of Retro Air Jordan 11 Concords from 2011.  I’ll be posting that video real soon so stay tuned.

For today’s challenge, I cleaned my old pair of Nike Lunarglide 4’s.  I can’t even remember the last time I wore them out cause they aren’t presentable at all.  The midsoles were brown and the upper were sketch as seen in the before and after photos below.  Overall, the results were nothing but exceptional.  I did not do the laundry system for this pair as I just did a quick pre-treat session to showcase the effectiveness of the cleaner in the video.  You do not need the laundry system to clean shoes.  You just need a set of brushes and the solution accompanied with a microfiber towel (recommended) and you’re set.  However I do highly recommend getting the full laundry system to get your shoes 100% fresh inside and out.

Check my video above and let me know what you think below in the comments.  If you have any questions on the Reshoevn8r product let us know and we’ll answer it as best we can.  Stay tuned for more videos so don’t forget to subscribe!

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