Stuffits Shoe Savers
October 27, 2009, 8:58 am / Categories: Footwear
Everyone has at least one riding buddy who has a pair of kicks that clear a room. Three words for those folks: Stuffits Shoe Savers.
The company says Shoe Savers are the only all-natural product of its kind. Built from 100% Cedar, they are touted to dry out your shoes 8X more quickly than air drying and may even leave your sneaks smelling like a wood pile.
How they work is simple: they pull the moisture out of the shoe. Moisture, by the way, is what causes the funkiness because it leads to bacteria build up that has an accompanying stench.
The cost? About $25. A lot less than buying a new pair of shoes. www.stuffitts.com
—Stephen Krcmar lives and works in Mammoth Lakes, Calif.
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