By Chad Jarvis Feb 23, 2013
| www.stinkyshoo.com - No sprays, no powder, no residue - Fragrance-free - Uses non-toxic activated charcoal from coconut husks and zeolite, a natural ammonia absorber - Keeps shoes odor-free for about a year - 100% made in USA |  FLAG |
By Kirk B. From Boise, ID Feb 23, 2013
| Fire cleanses, ya know? Start over. Tucker's shoes don't stink. |  FLAG |
By adam winslow From Santa Barbara, CA Feb 23, 2013
| I wear an ultrathin silver liner sock from REI. Silver is a natural odor inhibitor and is woven into the threads. This works best though if you start with a new pair of shoes and never let them get funky. I'm on my second set of soles with funk free TC Pro's. |  FLAG |
By Brennen T From SLC,Utah/Roseville, california Feb 23, 2013
| spray apple cider mixed with vinegar and that should do the trick! |  FLAG |
By frankstoneline Feb 24, 2013
| Woolite + stiff toothbrush in the shower, toss em in the yard to dry in the sun or blast em dry with a hair dryer. This has worked for 4 iterations of anasazis, evolv prime slippers, evolv evos, shamans, lace up muiras, solutions, a pair of galileos, a pair of dragons, a pair of scarpa vapors, some madrock slippers and a pair of blackwings. |  FLAG |
By tenpins Feb 24, 2013
| if you have legendary foot funk - do they smell like a brooklyn garbage can in august? Can you smell them from 5 feet away?- many of these remedies might not work. As noted, odor comes from bacteria and their waste products. Keep your feet washed first. No matter how many days I go in the field for our beloved army, I baby wipe my feet every day. sometimes twice. Allow all of your shoes to air dry, every day, so you dont cross contaminate. use cornstarch foot powder. last ditch effort, start ingesting a probiotic. yogurt, kombucha, kefir, whatever. No joke. probiotics are credited for all kinds of remedies. good luck. Im glad I dont climb with you;0 |  FLAG |
By Ben Beckerich From saint helens, oregon Feb 24, 2013
| This thread is 5 years old, BTW.. Foot powder, applied liberally after every session, has kept my shoes to a mild funk- more like a burnt popcorn smell than foot or dead animal. Totally acceptable, next to the putrescence radiating from other guys' shit. |  FLAG |
By Locker From Westminster, CO Feb 24, 2013
| Switch shoe companies... SMELLVOLVS will always SMELL! "My final solution was throwing them in the garbage and buying different shoes. That did the trick." ^^^ Best solution! LOL! |  FLAG |
By Ian Stewart Feb 25, 2013
| Matthew Prom wrote: The shoes I am using now are the Evolv Defys. Defys were my first pair of shoes, and once they started stinking (a couple months) it was a downhill battle. I tried everything, but the stink always came back worse than before. My final solution was throwing them in the garbage and buying different shoes. That did the trick. |  FLAG |
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