Great Video! I think I’d do all that minus the sole shield . I get the purpose . Shoes are made to be wore and I use to be that person that was super extra OCD about creases , yellowing. But your shoes will tell story. I lost my second sneaker collection when I did 8 years in school of hard knocks . After that I told myself I’d enjoy every last pair of shoe I have. Y’all got some badass products, I’ll leave it to the young’s to do all the copy & paste…oh yeah I remember the days we had to stitch the sole bc the shoes on commissary always busted lol
@@RESHOEVN8R Are the Crease Protectors only supposed to be worn without the Insoles? Jonny said he recommends taking the insoles out. Or did did mean to stick the Crease Protector in first and then the Insoles after?
i treat my jordans like they are my foot armor. soft crease protector in, check. superfeet insole swap, check, back ankle support, check. shoe protection spray (water-resistant, dirt and grime resistant, basically a "shield" from the elements and other peoples shoe bottoms.) the spray is the most important because it is the only layer of defense against dirty. when you come home, you simple wipe it down with a damp paper towel or cloth and it will look brand new. also, im thinking also adding shoe/oil protection to my leathe jordan and suede/nubuck oil or what have you protection on mu suede/nubuck jordans. i want to keep everything looking brand new,
What products should I get for my jordan 1s they have the normal materiel for most of it but suede in other parts and also should I use stain repellent on these?
Mink Oil works great however, it serves a different purpose. Mink Oil is more for returning the material to the suede after a clean or fading and can also help condition leather. While the Repellent is made to repel water and unwanted staining.
30 dollars for two sole shields??????😂😂😂😂 you can buy a whole roll on Amazon for 12 bucks! I did 6 pairs of shoes with one roll. This shit is a rip-off man.