KLENBLUSneaker Cleaner Brush/Cleaning Brush Premium Double Sided Wooden Shoe Care Brush Made with Nylon

Pros: Enhanced processing speed, much faster at calculating BPM ( brushed per minute) than other models of similar make. Crystal-clear audio; sounded just like I was brushing dirt off of my shoes! High-definition bristle rendering. The graphics on this thing seem simple at first, but you can tell the wood texture applied to the wood looks like wood.Cons: Without a little fenagling, this isn't backwards-compatible with older software, like winamp. No Bluetooth. 'Nuff said. Battery life is a little on the low side. (And chi-charging technology would be nice). While the sound is good and immersive, there's no audio port that I could find, so if my wife doesn't want to hear the audio output of granules of debris swathed from my shoe with a next-gen immersion, there's no headset option that I have to spare her this high-fidelity boone.

I've recently taken up the hobby of trail running. Excellent shoes are highly important and require lots of TLC to keep them going. I was afraid this brush would be too stiff for the tops of my shoes but was actually perfect for brushing off dust, dirt, and debris and the short bristles do an amazing job with all the caked in trail gunk on the bottoms of the shoes. It's a tough job for a shoe brush to maintain my shoes and I don't know how long this brush will survive but I can tell you now, I'll definitely be buying this brush again when this brush perishes.

I mean, it does its job. Is it a premium product? No. Is it better than any other off-market brands or cheap retail brands, like Kiwi? One may argue. Let's just say if stores have a sale on show cleaner, like at Walmart, I'd probably get it if it's cheaper than this. I got the whole kit and wished that instead of the bag, they could've just give a bigger size towel than the one that came with it. The zip for the plastic bag also came off when I used it the first time. I do like the brush, it feels sturdy and not cheap. I DO still feel that it's worth the money, just wished it would've been a little bit more "Wow!" and again, wished it would've been a bigger towel, or maybe an extra one.

With some elbow grease my old favorite, most comfortable canvas sketcher tennis shoes look almost new and they are many years old and have been worn a lot. I used a cheap fingernail brush and this product on the white rubber soles even the bottoms. Then a soft bristle toothbrush I got for free from my last dentist check up to scrub the product into the light Gray canvas. I used half the bottle because they were really dirty and I was thorough. Left the shoes outside to dry in the sun and stuck some paper towels inside them for form while they dried. Very, very happy with the results. My old favorite tennis shoes have been given a new life! Highly recommend and I was skeptical!!!

Wow. I can’t believe these are the same sneakers. My pics don’t do them justice, they were way dirtier in person than they look in the before photos. I just recommend wetting the soles with water before adding the solution. Otherwise the solution just runs off and it doesn’t really stick to what your trying to clean.

We don’t wear shoes in the house to limit the yuck we bring in. I try to clean our shoes weekly but it usually becomes more like monthly. Using a combo of these two products has been a life saver. The actual product on this page is GREAT. You don’t need to add a lot as a little goes a long way. Cleans up the rubber part of shoes really well. However it doesn’t come with a brush so I bought the other bottle as a soap for my shoes and sandals and that one comes with a brush. I am super happy with both products.

Decent quality non-abrasive nylon bristles.. However, because of the product description I was expecting bristles of different firmness. Instead one is simply longer and one is shorter. The problem is the shorter stiffer bristles have trouble cleaning shoe soles and reaching between the lugs, however the longer bristle side lacks rigidity to do the job. And is too abrasive for cleaning most shoe materials.A superior alternative is the Shoe Cleaning Brush/Scrub Brush by Alloda. The thick black nylon bristles are stiff but long enough to reach into spaces and totally clean the soles, and the boar bristles are the perfect balance between firm and gentle to clean leathers and other materials.

The brush is super poor quality. Both sides are basically the same, not soft at all and too abrasive.The cleaner itself is extremely watery. I would describe it as watered down dish soap. Pointless.Find yourself a good show cleaning brush and some dawn dish soap and you've probably already saved money and accomplished more than you will with this.

I bought this shoe cleaning kit especially for the brush.. it's pretty much the most important part when cleaning your shoes.. I could have went to Dollarama and got a brush with bristles like this. The difference from the soft side and the stronger side is the exact same bristles only cut shorter to make one side stronger then the other.. still can't use this brush for my shoes.. they would ruin the material on my shoes.. I don't need this cleaning solution I could have used anything.. and what's the point of this cloth? I'm not polishing or shining my shoes I want to clean them..

The quality of the brush is so poor quality, it does not look remotely close to the one in the image and packaging was done badly, the bottle was not sealed properly and the solution was spilled all over the bag. The brush is hard and does not handle well with sensitive surfaces. Don’t recommend buying it.

Both sides are of same nylon hair and a bit too hard. I do not recommend using this on expensive dress shoes.