waterproof your SAF boots!

hacktic

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WOLS but came across this


singapore partial review from 5:39 onwards


plenty on youtube search "NeverWet"

looks like a perfect protection for your feet. and no need for really cleaning your boots when outfield!
can also possibly try on your no4. just hope it doesnt change the shade too much.
but i just wonder how you're gonna wash thereafter.
 

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It'll probably affect the breathability of the fabric/boot materials - causing you to overheat, your sweat may get trapped inside as well, making you very uncomfortable.
 

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lol... now i am really tempted to get one to try on my canvas shoes...

haha... parents should get it for their children's school shoes...
 

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It'll probably affect the breathability of the fabric/boot materials - causing you to overheat, your sweat may get trapped inside as well, making you very uncomfortable.

later more stink... the bacteria / fungus must be growing nicely after the treatment :eek:
 

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I tink it jus a layer of coating. U wear go chiong sua sure protective layer will wear off. Then also need kiwi boots
 

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Have no doubts this will wear off eventually
As to gathering moist, when your boots get wet, there is probably no chance you can get it dry when outfield. That feeling is terrible
There's a utube video on someone testing on us army boots.

I guess it might be good for those ~3-5days outfield camp. Extended days exercises like JCC shd be off limits
 
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