Performance Grip Spray for Pickleball Shoes – Shoe Sole Protector Boosts Traction, Cleans & Renews Tennis Shoes – Shoe Cleaner for Sport Shoes (8 Oz - 2 Pack)

they don't stick for entire game. If the floor is not swept or maintained, you will slip no matter how much you spray. If maintained, they will hold for at least one game.

I used to buy indoor volleyball shoes every 3 months, since I lose traction after one season and the gym floors I play are not exactly well kept. I thought I was going to be slipping and sliding forever. I tried this spray and followed the manufacturer's suggestion of first spraying it twice long before I use it and let it saturate through the soles until dry. I usually spray 2x, letting it fully dry each time, one day before I use it. I don't use it on the court as a cleaner. It makes the soles softer and gummier. I then took it to the worst gym floor and lo and behold, I had amazing grip! In between sets, I would touch up the bottom by cleaning it with spit or sweat but overall I am a lifetime believer! Where have you been all my life?

It works amazing for me very easy just spray and wipe with a towel and boom grip is way better. I had a game and I decided to play in my lamelos which slip and pick up a bit of dust but when I used the spray I didn’t slip once and had amazing traction. I would recommend this product

I bought this for my son for basketball because some of those basketball courts are very slippery whether they clean them or not. He sprays this on at least 20 minutes before the game. It definitely makes a difference when playing defense.

So if you put it on new shoes it keeps the grip but if you put it on shoes that that have already lost grip, it doesn't help.

My one son (14 yo) says works really well for shoes, especially in large field houses with multiple games/day where courts get dirty quickly and slippery. Other son (12yo) says doesn’t work as well for him. Both use it on their basketball shoes that they only use in gyms for practices and games.

Honestly, I think this is my first product review on here with hundreds of purchases, and sadly it's not going to be anything to rave about.I collect sneakers, and clean and restore them as well. Some older pairs in my collection I've acquired (13-15 years old) have soles that are pretty dry and lost basically all traction. Doing a ton of research, I've only really ever heard of one option that people say mostly works, but it's risky. So when I found this stuff and read the claims, sounded like a safe version of exactly what I needed. Not sure how long the effects of hydrating the rubber will last, but it definitely did nothing for restoring the grip for me. Honestly, all this seems to be is a very gentle cleaner, and it's only purpose is to use on lightly dusty basketball soles to help remove the dust and improve grip, the same thing that you can do with a towel or your hand while on court.People who rave about the product aren't using it to restore old rubber and add grip back to them (as the product claims it can), they are using it to wipe off the dust and dirt that's preventing the grip in the first place, the soles still probably have tons of life but most people don't know how to care for or maintain their shoes to make them last so they just get new ones. If you are looking for a quick spray on wipe off cleaner to use for your basketball shoes on court, this will do just fine, but so will a spray bottle with a drop of soap. However, if you are looking for something that (as it claims) will restore and add grip back to your old shoes that lost grip, this isn't going to do anything for you.I followed directions, soles completely clean, masked off and covered up the rest of the shoe to be safe, sprayed, let set until completely dry and absorbed, then repeated 7 times. Again the rubber seems a bit more hydrated than before, but still absolutely no grip added. It didn't restore the rubber, it just made it less dry and brittle.

I bought this item for my son who plays basketball. I asked him if it worked & he said it did. He did mention he sprays his sneakers multiple times so I am unsure if it wears off or he just does it to make sure it doesn't.