HEX Performance Deodorizing Spray, Fresh, 44oz (Pack of 2) - Awesome for Shoes, Gear, Activewear & Fabrics, Yoga Mats & Gym Equipment, Carpet, Pets, Odor Eliminator & Fabric Refresher Spray

This is a wonderful product and as long as they don't change it, they have a customer for life. I recently started wearing a lot more cashmere and merino wool cardigans, pullovers, and t-shirts. Where I live, dry cleaning costs $15–25/each for garments like that, so that could get expensive fast. Now, one of the ideas behind wearing high-quality cashmere and merino is that they're naturally odor-resistant, and I've found that to be true—but everything has its limit, and eventually needs to be cleaned. I dislike laundry care products that are scented. And most of the sprays that would safely freshen wool products are scented, which just feels like it's masking the odor. HEX is different. As far as I can tell, there's no scent at all except for a slight chemical smell when first applied. That fades as it dries and what you're left with is a garment that doesn't smell like anything at all, including any body odor. I turn my garments inside out and use a drying rack to spray them on both sides, paying special attention to the underarm areas. Then I leave them on the rack to dry—they're perfect by the next morning. At $20/bottle, HEX isn't cheap, but on the other hand, that's about the same as a single dry cleaning of a single garment. I've sprayed about eight garments with my current 22-ounce bottle and suspect it has enough for another two or three, so that works out to about $2/garment. That's a heck of a savings.

Works great. It took out the stinky smell in my shoes that I wear constantly

I was skeptical until I used it a few days in a row. I sprayed this all over the inside of some leather boots, and inside some sneakers until the linings felt a little damp. I did this the night before I was going to wear the boots. The spray has a scent, but it's not unpleasant and not overwhelming at all. The next morning, the boots were still stinky, but now the smell mixed with the scent of the spray. Not good. I was not impressed. I decided to keep spraying the boots and sneakers each night though and give it more time to work. After about 3 nights of spraying this in these same boots, the bad boot odor was gone. This spray worked! Now that the odor was mostly gone, I made it a routine to spray the boots and shoes after each wearing. This routine seemed to be the winning combo. No more embarrassing stink! So bottom line: This does work, but it might take several sprays for it to do it's thing and really start working. I would buy this again.

It really works, what else can I say? I had a cotton T-shirt that I recently washed, but when I put it on I was overwhelmed by funk. I was surprised, because it is normally the synthetics that trap odors, and that is what I bought the HEX spray for. I sprayed the T-shirt lightly and hung it up. By the end of the day it smelled completely normal--no bad odor and no cover-up scent from the HEX spray. Truly remarkable.

We’ve tried EVERY product to treat sweat smell on our kids clothes, cleats, shoes or jackets. HEX spray is the only one that gets it done.

The spray is good, I used it for my work boots, which are used for 12hrs a day from on to off, and the spray really didnt do anything, the bottle leaks when you pray it down the nozzle, and it doesn't get rid of any smell, its just takes the smell and adds a "fresher" smell which i personally think made it 100× worse, all in all i wouldn't recommend and would try to find another product.

Works great. Worth the money

Works great

One of the two bottles wasn't capped tightly enough and the entire contents had leaked by the time the shipment arrived. That said the company was awesome and refunded me for the bottle. The other spray bottle works well as does the spray (my son's sneakers are definitely less stinky!) But I would have rather liked to have two bottles of the stuff.

I'm meticulous at cleaning my boxing gloves, but I had a pair of Venums with really bad ventilation that after 18 months of heavy use had began to smell. I use glove deodorizers already (the ones you stuff in to dry out faster) and usually they get rid of any hint of smell, but this was smell wouldn't go away. I tried alcohol based cleaners, vinegar mixtures, even leaving them in the sun on a hot day to dry out. There was always a very slight bad smell, that I didn't want to get worse. Long story short, used this spray, maybe 3 squirts right into the gloves, a few more on a microfibre cloth, wiped it around. 20 mins later the smell was 95% gone, I couldn't believe it. Another few more sprays and it's not only gone but now just smells nice. Bare in mind, I've experienced some training partners who have disgusting gloves that you can smell when they even jab near you. Mine were only bad when you really sniffed and squeezed the foam, so if your gloves are reeeally bad, im not sure if this can save them, but it might save your next pair from getting bad quickly... This product probably saved me from getting new gloves, as if it got worse I'd probably stop using them. The "fresh and clean" scent is also very mild, which is something that turned me off buying other products. It has maybe a laundry power smell with slight citrus smell

Smells like a cheap public bathroom scent