Scrolling through the comments it seems a lot of people aren't smart enough to form an opinion based off of the excellent test results you provided. It was very thorough and professionally done, personally will be buying liquiproof. Thank you your test was very informative and well done.
Finally someone does a video that is unbiased. I bought crap protect and the water soaked right through and ketchup almost did not come out. People who say it works , is because they are getting it free from Crep. Thanks! Great video!
I put loads of coats of sneaky spray on my converse. It protects the majority of the shoe but only if you get the stain off immediately. The spray makes for easier and less time consuming deep cleaning though.
I’ve used Liquiproof on a couple of my trainers and they still always end up with a mud stain I can never get rid of. I was going to try Crep Protect but that’s clearly crap. Great review of them! Thanks dude!
Not to discredit your evaluation but it was apparent through out the entire test that the shoe with the liqui-proof agent required much more attention than any of the others.
I don't think any shoe protector is 100% full proof. It just serves as and added defense to your already delicate form of wearing your sneakers. It's better than nothing.
LeviSyler I suspect the results on leather/suede would be better, yes, however it's not so much because the sprays are working harder/better, it's because the leather and suede are naturally more resistant anyway. If I had six white leather shoes to test with I would expect the untreated shoes to perform a lot better than the untreated canvas ones in this video. So that's less a test of the sprays as a percentage of the resistance is down to the material itself. In order to see which one is best some of them need to perform badly, and in order to do that you have to choose a material that shows the weaknesses... Although I admit that I mainly chose canvas shoes simply because it was cheap to purchase six of them.
Agreed with leather however it is a fact that suedes do not bode well with water. Canvas shoes can take water without causing permanent damage however good suede stains when water is applied. I have applied liquiproof to suede desert boots, huaraches and jordans. My friends also have them on vans and water, ketchup etc all bead off without any stains. Im not so sure your conclusion that these products are rendered useless just because they dont work on canvas shoes is correct. I had actually noticed myself that when liquiproof is applied to canvas shoes (jordan 1 ko) they arent as water resistant but it is still better than nothing and the spray DEFINITELY works on suedes (which is the most vulnerable material) and whatever huaraches are made of.
LeviSyler Fair do's, I haven't tried them on suede so can't really comment, so will defer to your judgement. I'd be interested to see an independent test like mine done by someone on suede shoes, but obviously it needs someone who's willing to buy a pair of suede shoes just to (potentially) ruin them, so I can understand why nobody's made such a video. I'd be happy to do it if someone wants to buy or donate a pair of shoes for me to test with :)
I just decided to look for some feedback of suede protection and came across this video. I have to be honest, it's clear as day that the first time you put the mucky's on each shoe you added less and less as you got down to the last shoe, and so the shoes that appear to be protected better have simply gotten less stuff on them. It's kind of an unfair comparison. Edit: typo
I feel you didnt apply sneaky spray properly as i have just applied some to some suede trainers and ran them under the tap at full blast and the water just beaded off not soak in in the slightest. Unless you can guarantee you have used the correct application process for each product this test is not accurate.
What do u mean don't put any of them on? How can u say it's better to get them dirty and then wash it off straight away than apply any of the sprays? It's better if u do put the spray on first then get em dirty then wash because going with your experiment it showed us that factory protection is worse than any spray products. Surely the sprays do a better job then not applying it at all
I personally would've preferred to see you try to wipe off the shoes with a rag rather than just rub it into the fibers. I don't see anyone doing that on actual shoes , but I do see someone using a paper towel or rag at McDonald's if ketchup IS spilled . I don't know anyone who carries a bottle of water around but a paper towel or small towel is easy to come by. Other than that I like what you been doing with the test.
I use vans stain shield I hate how much I accidentally used first time using that type of spray tested it seemed to work good I sprayed s little more hopefully it’s good
I feel confident that it’s amazing just hate that I used to much thank god I have two bottles just shouldn’t be so wasteful I sprayed some on my cousins new all white sk8-hi sick shoe
Great test but clearly an anti sneaker protector type video! According to the test LiquidProof is the best. anyone with any knowledge of strain in fabric should know that if you spill something on anything with fibers you should never rub it in!
Nah man if water soaks in the shoes even after you treated them then the treatment wasnt enough, if water stick so will stains. Crep works great tho i got some
You say the products are meant to provide protection, not to add protection to materials that are already protected... Erm.... If leather it treated with any of these products, its protection is further enhanced. Meaning that the products add protection. I'd like to see a test on Suede or Leather... Maybe you'll see different results!
I suggest you try liquiproof on suede or leather. I collect Adidas trainers and only use liquiproof on them. And it’s hardly likely you would rub stuff on your shoes. BIG FAIL from you, I take it you don’t wear suede or leather trainers? Also water runs straight off your shoes if you use liquiproof which you would of found had you run a suede or leather shoe under the tap + you would of noticed the shoe is not wet inside!
I dont think you applied it well enough, and even if you did it according to the manufacturers instructions, we all know that we put a lot more than what they recommend, and my guess would be that neither do the Manufacturer
WalkthroughUnlimited I'm fairly sure results don't vary between the brands it is applied to, I am sure there is a difference between the levels of protection in different brands of hydrophobic spray... but to your question, I'm fairly sure results will be the same whether applied to airmax Nike's or to Adidas any things.
I use two coats of sneaky spray on my Vans and not even oily dirt remains. I'm not sure how you've managed to have oil stain in, you can't have put enough on!
+khunt buster in the video it still kinda shows on the shoe with crep protect but that's because it doesn't 100% work on canvas shoes so you should to be fine with yeezys
Sorry man but you did the test horribly. Idk how the other products hold up I only used crep. I followed the directions on the bottle, waited 24 hours and repeated. After that nothing could ruin the shoe and I mean nothing. As soon as I seen a sign the product wearing off I used "cure" crep cleaner then resprayed the shoe. The shoe was the base white Jordan spi'zke with a couple different colors in them. It's been a year and they are still fresh as ever and I wore them a lot to the club. Crep is great. If anyone has used the crep wipes your feedback would be great!
I have, with stuff like water and mud it usually works fine but ketchup etc just gets everywhere. However if you have crep'd it up than it should be fine
Joseph Rosas it would work but it's doesn't make sense because the sole is going to get dirty. You need 2 coatings on a shoe. It's last for 2 weeks. But you will need to respray after like 2-4 wears.
Of course its not going to work if you're purposely smudging in ketchup and etc. The products are made for if something spilled on your shoes by accident and it will bead off, not if you're purposely doing wine test and etc.
+Pure Bacon actually we use completely different formula. Ours is eco-friendly and invisible and can last longer than the life of the shoes. NeverWet will leave a white powdery finish - beware.
I've used crep protect and Liquiproof and although Crep protect isn't as good as liquiproof, for canvas shoes its a life saver. That pint that someone drops on your brand new white creps, just rolls straight off... this is a REALLY bad test.
you know you could have covered the shoes with all the ketchup and everything else then rubbed it in all at once you don't have to do it one by one its repetitive and it makes your videos to long and boring you repeated the name of every product 3 times and what you were doing were watching the video we see the product
Scrolling through the comments it seems a lot of people aren't smart enough to form an opinion based off of the excellent test results you provided. It was very thorough and professionally done, personally will be buying liquiproof. Thank you your test was very informative and well done.
Great Review!!! I wish more people were doing clear and fair comparisons like that! I liked the use of many products and scrub test
aimore resende its not that clear as i have recently used sneaky spray and the results were definitely more promising than this video suggests
Finally someone does a video that is unbiased. I bought crap protect and the water soaked right through and ketchup almost did not come out. People who say it works , is because they are getting it free from Crep. Thanks! Great video!
thanks for taking the trouble to make the video dude! We all appreciate it even if we might show it ;)
Seems liquiproof does the best job tho
Why you didnt show how you apply the sprays?))))
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Results: NONE WORK! But based on his video:
1. Liquid Proof
2. Stay Fly Stay Dry Shoe Juice
3. Crep Protect
4. Sneaker Spray
5. Factory
6. Untreated
Crep works but I'm guessing he did a bad coating
my24hrs they do work actually, from experience they only work on suede shoes not shitty primark canvas material
I put loads of coats of sneaky spray on my converse. It protects the majority of the shoe but only if you get the stain off immediately. The spray makes for easier and less time consuming deep cleaning though.
I’ve used Liquiproof on a couple of my trainers and they still always end up with a mud stain I can never get rid of. I was going to try Crep Protect but that’s clearly crap. Great review of them! Thanks dude!
Not to discredit your evaluation but it was apparent through out the entire test that the shoe with the liqui-proof agent required much more attention than any of the others.
I don't think any shoe protector is 100% full proof. It just serves as and added defense to your already delicate form of wearing your sneakers. It's better than nothing.
*fool proof
Creamy Steven smh
Is there any reason why you didn't just use the sink tap instead of the bottle?
Its a known fact that they dont tend to work on canvas. Try suede or leather!
LeviSyler I suspect the results on leather/suede would be better, yes, however it's not so much because the sprays are working harder/better, it's because the leather and suede are naturally more resistant anyway. If I had six white leather shoes to test with I would expect the untreated shoes to perform a lot better than the untreated canvas ones in this video. So that's less a test of the sprays as a percentage of the resistance is down to the material itself. In order to see which one is best some of them need to perform badly, and in order to do that you have to choose a material that shows the weaknesses... Although I admit that I mainly chose canvas shoes simply because it was cheap to purchase six of them.
Agreed with leather however it is a fact that suedes do not bode well with water. Canvas shoes can take water without causing permanent damage however good suede stains when water is applied. I have applied liquiproof to suede desert boots, huaraches and jordans. My friends also have them on vans and water, ketchup etc all bead off without any stains. Im not so sure your conclusion that these products are rendered useless just because they dont work on canvas shoes is correct. I had actually noticed myself that when liquiproof is applied to canvas shoes (jordan 1 ko) they arent as water resistant but it is still better than nothing and the spray DEFINITELY works on suedes (which is the most vulnerable material) and whatever huaraches are made of.
LeviSyler Fair do's, I haven't tried them on suede so can't really comment, so will defer to your judgement. I'd be interested to see an independent test like mine done by someone on suede shoes, but obviously it needs someone who's willing to buy a pair of suede shoes just to (potentially) ruin them, so I can understand why nobody's made such a video. I'd be happy to do it if someone wants to buy or donate a pair of shoes for me to test with :)
Jamey's Videos hmmmm m kll
it is known.
Thanks for the video!! Was about to buy some of these products. May as well as a cheap alternative like scotchgard.
maybe you should get some Jason Markk Repel. i did it to my shoes and the water and honey roll right off my air max 90's
I just decided to look for some feedback of suede protection and came across this video. I have to be honest, it's clear as day that the first time you put the mucky's on each shoe you added less and less as you got down to the last shoe, and so the shoes that appear to be protected better have simply gotten less stuff on them. It's kind of an unfair comparison.
Edit: typo
Excellent experiment. Helped me out a bunch.
back at it again with the white vans
Did you run them through the washer after to see if the stains came out?
I feel you didnt apply sneaky spray properly as i have just applied some to some suede trainers and ran them under the tap at full blast and the water just beaded off not soak in in the slightest. Unless you can guarantee you have used the correct application process for each product this test is not accurate.
dam Jamey back at it again with the white vans
What do u mean don't put any of them on? How can u say it's better to get them dirty and then wash it off straight away than apply any of the sprays? It's better if u do put the spray on first then get em dirty then wash because going with your experiment it showed us that factory protection is worse than any spray products. Surely the sprays do a better job then not applying it at all
New to protectants, are you supposed to wash them before treating?
Fantastic video. Thank you 👍
DAMNNNNN DANIEL
Back at it again with the white vans
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Jay
Excellent review dude
Just treated myself to a pair of cream suede Adidas campus but need to protect them before wearing them. What's the best way of doing it?
WizLaudan73 go to Wal-Mart and buy water repelling spray by the boots and give your shoes a few coats 24 hours apart from each other
Liquiproof works well on suede. Used water. No soaking in at all
Liquid Proof all the way!
did you/Will you test "never wet"?
hell all you needed was Rust-Oleum NeverWet almost all of them thank you for sharing
I personally would've preferred to see you try to wipe off the shoes with a rag rather than just rub it into the fibers. I don't see anyone doing that on actual shoes , but I do see someone using a paper towel or rag at McDonald's if ketchup IS spilled . I don't know anyone who carries a bottle of water around but a paper towel or small towel is easy to come by. Other than that I like what you been doing with the test.
I use vans stain shield I hate how much I accidentally used first time using that type of spray tested it seemed to work good I sprayed s little more hopefully it’s good
I feel confident that it’s amazing just hate that I used to much thank god I have two bottles just shouldn’t be so wasteful I sprayed some on my cousins new all white sk8-hi sick shoe
crep should have at least 2 coats 24 hours apart
Really cool vids thanks!
you should do this video again. all formulations are certainly much better based on other videos i have seen.
Amazing video
Great test but clearly an anti sneaker protector type video! According to the test LiquidProof is the best. anyone with any knowledge of strain in fabric should know that if you spill something on anything with fibers you should never rub it in!
Nah man if water soaks in the shoes even after you treated them then the treatment wasnt enough, if water stick so will stains. Crep works great tho i got some
Great review,
Back at it agin wit the white vans 👟
Thanks for the video !
Which one is the best guys ?
You say the products are meant to provide protection, not to add protection to materials that are already protected... Erm.... If leather it treated with any of these products, its protection is further enhanced. Meaning that the products add protection. I'd like to see a test on Suede or Leather... Maybe you'll see different results!
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how much did you spray on them?
I suggest you try liquiproof on suede or leather. I collect Adidas trainers and only use liquiproof on them. And it’s hardly likely you would rub stuff on your shoes. BIG FAIL from you, I take it you don’t wear suede or leather trainers? Also water runs straight off your shoes if you use liquiproof which you would of found had you run a suede or leather shoe under the tap + you would of noticed the shoe is not wet inside!
Ive just ordered some for all my spezials would it work ok on them? I mainly want it for waterproofing wen out and it rains
Very useful! Thanks
I dont think you applied it well enough, and even if you did it according to the manufacturers instructions, we all know that we put a lot more than what they recommend, and my guess would be that neither do the Manufacturer
Does Liquiproof work on Nike Airmax 2016?
Yes it works
WalkthroughUnlimited I'm fairly sure results don't vary between the brands it is applied to, I am sure there is a difference between the levels of protection in different brands of hydrophobic spray...
but to your question, I'm fairly sure results will be the same whether applied to airmax Nike's or to Adidas any things.
I use two coats of sneaky spray on my Vans and not even oily dirt remains. I'm not sure how you've managed to have oil stain in, you can't have put enough on!
Also jason marks is best for cleaning!
How long did you leave the protection to dry?
For the LP and SJ, 24hours. For the CP and SS, about 45 mins.
+Jamey's Videos pretty sure for the crep you have to leave it for more
Thank you dude!
I use Godryit which has worked better than what I used before , which was liquiproof
Does it claim to be permanent as well?
it does, but i always re-treat them after a clean
u no about the irn bru
Nobody puts their sneakers in the
Washing machine when they get them? That's why all the shoes fail'd.
Dit you spray in lears?
GREAT VIDEO
so wait, what is the best for my yeezy 350's?
Just don't wear them and you should be fine.
idek why i bother with you kind of people
+khunt buster a lot of people use crep protect for yeezys and Jordan's, but just remember crep protect spray only last for 45 minutes
+khunt buster in the video it still kinda shows on the shoe with crep protect but that's because it doesn't 100% work on canvas shoes so you should to be fine with yeezys
+khunt buster 😂😂😂😂😂 but it's true
which one is best for all white Ultra Boosts?
Liquiproof
same shoes I'm looking at protection for lol. love my ultra boosts
Hugh Janus get liquiproof
I live in the California desert. Not much rain here. Mostly looking for dirt protection
yeah they're all designed to do the same thing but liquiproof is the best
can you please update this in 2020
did this dude just call vans converse??
What bout air force 1s tho
there was really no reason to rub them in because the inside wasn't coated with the sprays Lmao
Liquiproof works on Yeezy?
The video made me hungry
how
hi ? can you give me the ingredients of the spray please ? ASAPA
Probiert „Ultra ever dry“ !!!!
The largest bottle of irn bray ever!
Sorry man but you did the test horribly. Idk how the other products hold up I only used crep. I followed the directions on the bottle, waited 24 hours and repeated. After that nothing could ruin the shoe and I mean nothing. As soon as I seen a sign the product wearing off I used "cure" crep cleaner then resprayed the shoe. The shoe was the base white Jordan spi'zke with a couple different colors in them. It's been a year and they are still fresh as ever and I wore them a lot to the club. Crep is great. If anyone has used the crep wipes your feedback would be great!
I have, with stuff like water and mud it usually works fine but ketchup etc just gets everywhere. However if you have crep'd it up than it should be fine
I use the crep wipes and they are perfect for the on the go clean incase you get into a situation:)
would it work if I used it on the sole of the shoe? also how long does one coating of crep last?
Joseph Rosas it would work but it's doesn't make sense because the sole is going to get dirty. You need 2 coatings on a shoe. It's last for 2 weeks. But you will need to respray after like 2-4 wears.
Gaming Day 2 weeks?! Fuck you man
Of course its not going to work if you're purposely smudging in ketchup and etc. The products are made for if something spilled on your shoes by accident and it will bead off, not if you're purposely doing wine test and etc.
DAMMMM DANIEL!!
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+RE3B00T ill think about it but thanks for the advice😂😂😂
+RE3B00T ill think about it but thanks for the advice😂😂😂
+Tehseen Khan nd this comment is from feb u my friend r sooo late so its not really a win nor a lose 😉😂😂😂
You need to use different colors of shoes so you can tell us if it'll effect the color of the shoe or not.
crep works
you should have used neverwet
+preston lawson liquiprrof is the uk version of neverwet. Same company
Ben Kilpatrick not same bottle?
+preston lawson Liquiproof use the same formula as never wet. They're the same product
Pure Bacon i said that in 2015 i know now
+Pure Bacon actually we use completely different formula. Ours is eco-friendly and invisible and can last longer than the life of the shoes. NeverWet will leave a white powdery finish - beware.
I've used crep protect and Liquiproof and although Crep protect isn't as good as liquiproof, for canvas shoes its a life saver. That pint that someone drops on your brand new white creps, just rolls straight off... this is a REALLY bad test.
crept protect u leave for 24 hours
before trying 10 min before each coat
U need ultra ever dry then
Worst review ever
How is he rubbing the wine etc into the shoe and saying it doesn't repel it
try never wet
As I thought........ All shit!
SOEYETUS ALERT
Why are you breathing so goddamn hard
so crap protectors is utter crap
you know you could have covered the shoes with all the ketchup and everything else then rubbed it in all at once you don't have to do it one by one its repetitive and it makes your videos to long and boring you repeated the name of every product 3 times and what you were doing were watching the video we see the product
Great stuff. Thanks.
awesome vid
did this dude just call vans converse??
canvas not converse