SneakERASERS Instant Sole and Sneaker Cleaner, Premium, Disposable, Dual-Sided Sponge for Cleaning & Whitening Shoe Soles (10 Pack)

I was expecting this to be another hyped product that did not live up to its name and marketing.Wow, I was wrong. I very seldom write reviews except when a product fails me in order to warn others about my experience.In this case, I'm writing to let potential purchasers know this works as advertised. I have used it now on seven sneakers and shoes and it works extremely well. I've only tried it around the edges of white or light brown shoes, But each time it was amazing how much dirt it took off. One pair of shoes I used a small towel with soap and water first. Then I used this product and got even more off.What I also like is it's easy to carry and there's not soap and messy liquid that I have to deal with. I'm definitely bringing several on upcoming trips as they're so easy to use and store. I highly recommend this product.The only minimally negative comment is that it does not last as long as shown in videos. But at this price and this effectiveness, I don't care.

If you’re expecting these to take your shoes back to brand new, you will be disappointed. However they brought my New Balance 327s pretty darn close. I also used them to clean my daughter’s white crocs - which were almost brown. I should have take before and after photos. She even asked who cleaned her shoes and thanked me!The product was very easy to use. I kept the sponge wet and constantly rinsed it with water. It was very satisfying to watch the dirt absorb onto the sponge and then rinse immediately off.It was difficult to get to all the tight spots of the shoes, but that's not the sponge’s fault. The sponge did start to disintegrate when I tried to really work at some tough spots. But constantly running it under water and going slowly seemed to work best.Great product!

Works great on smooth surface portion of the shoe but only OK when it’s a rough or ridged surface. Worth the purchase though.

I am not overly impressed and expected stronger stain removal from shoes. While it does do some cleaning, it also disintegrates a lot and leaves a mess for you to cleanup. It worked on my kids’ Crocs (minus the pen and marker marks), but just about any cleaning solution works on Cros. It also worked beautifully on my kids’ Nike Dunks. However, the main reason I bought these was to clean my On Cloud sneakers and it did nothing to the mesh material. I suppose it really depends on the material and fabric of the shoes. I will not be repurchasing as I think the Magic Erasor and a little bit of Dawn works just as well.

As some reviewers have mentioned, these little sponges aren’t particularly durable, but they are some form of arcane magic.I’ve used the sneaker erasers on a few different pairs of high end shoes that’d gotten a bit dirty, and they literally erased any and all scuffs from the rubber soles. It’s like magic, but you dip the sponge in water and use the white side to erase, and it really does do what it’s advertised to.That being said, these little guys aren’t really reusable - it’s mostly a one and done sort of thing, so expect to go through these quick if you have some older shoes/shoes in need of an intensive scrub. They really are worth it if you have higher end shoes ($1 per sponge to restore $400 shoes to brand new condition), but I’m not sure if I’d spend the money on these for cheaper pairs (why spend $11 on cleaner for $50 converse?).Overall, anyone with a high-end shoe collection should keep a few of these guys on deck, they’re definitely worth the price to restore solid kicks back to fresh-out-of-the-box condition.

I was so bummed when I spilled coffee on my new shoes. A friend recommended this product so I purchased it a few days later, and it luckily removed the stains with ease. It’s similar to a magic eraser in that it can be washed and used again if need be. I ended up using it on all my shoes and all cleaned up pretty nice.

This product works...kind of. Initially I tried to use almost no pressure at all. After a minute it started flaking but there were almost zero results. So I stepped up the pressure just a little bit, and the removal of the marks started working, where it would fade from dark grey to lighter grey, but never white. This is approximately 2 minutes spent on just the REAR heel of my Nike Pegasus 39 I bought last week. I wore these about 3 days so far, approximately 3 miles of walking. The photo shows the pad after about 2 minutes or just scrubbing the heel of the shoe. While it doesn't get the shoe to look new, it does take off some of the marking. If you've ever sanded or done any bodywork on a car, this is similar to sanding with a scotch Brite pad. It's basically some foam abrasive and I feel like I'm doing light sanding versus any sort of wiping or scrubbing. At the end of the day. I've used half a pack in 2 shoe and the results are about a 5/10. Ive had better results using a scrub brush and some oxy clean or Jason Markk kit and a microfiber cloth. The 2nd photo shows what a brand new one looks like next to the one I spent 2 minutes rubbing the heel on. The 4th and 5th photos are a regular pair of white vans. I used one whole pad to clean about 2 inches of the heel of the shoe. As you can see the pad cleans Vans hard rubber soles way better than the modern Nike foam soles. But at this rate it would take me an entire 10 pack to clean a pair of Vans.

It works great on the leather and sole. Doesn't work the best on the mesh. I have to clean cheer shoes. This helped remove scuffs, grass and track stains, hard debris, and build up. However wasnt enough to get the shoes back to the level of white that is needed.