how many pairs of suede shoes will 7 ounce protect ?
1075151
I covered 4 pair of shoes and 4 pair of ankle high boots with one coat each, it ran out during the fifth pair of shoes, so it will cover 8 pair of shoes.
1075152
I sprayed mine very heavily for good protection. I would say 2 pair if heavy 4 pair if light.
1075153
Two pairs of boots , sprayed 3 times! I live in Chicago , it's pretty bad right now , and I felt 3 times was a good amount , so far no salt stains !
1075154
Two pairs of boots , sprayed 3 times!I live in Chicago , it's pretty bad right now , and I felt 3 times was a good amount , so far no salt stains !
651044
It depends on how large your footwear is...could probably get 4 or 5 pair in there...
1266504
about 10 pair of shoes but I have to pairs off boots in the rack so it take a good but if space. Also some of my shoes like sandals and flats are stacked on top of each other which saves space allowing me to have more shoes. With the shoes stack I have about 14-16 pairs of shoes on the rack.
288810
There just might be enough or more than enough. I use these for everything! I have two pair so I can clean one in Woolite while I wear the other. They help me considerably. Hope I have helped you.
488627
I bought this product for expensive leather goods so I'm not sure about suede.
1847878
It is small! Depending on the shoe, don't expect to put more than two pairs on each shelf!
1922389
3.7 oz (109.4 ml) enough for a couple of pair of shoes (soles / sides) Keep the cap area clean and close TIGHT and it will LAST and stay loose. roll up from bottom and keep GOO right to the brim when closing (Minimal air)
1804400
I'm guessing that these would not last long on the bottom of shoes. Since they are so reasonably priced, you don't have much to lose to give it a try.
509244
No; they are just a single bag to put a pair in or you can put each shoe in a different bag. I do that with my really good shoes; I have a 6 bags!
2214078
I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear higher shoes. I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear... » Read More I am, depending on the shoe, a woman's 8, 9, or 10. It will hold 40 pair with room for one extra shoe on each row. I do not wear heels. Women's running shoes (lower than high tops) are a tight squeeze in vertical measurement. When entering or exiting a shoe the higher segment, the top of the shoe near the ankle, will rub severely against the 'shelf' above it and often must be mashed to get the shoe in or out. I think this rack works best with ballet type shoes as well as sandals. It would be good for children's shoes, as well, I think. I would not recommend it for men or for those who wear higher shoes. « Show Less
1152009
The answer has been provided in the description: 15 pairs "standard," 3 pairs per shelf. But keep in mind that the depth can only accommodate size 9 max, so for shoes larger than 9, you'd need to store them side way, but would take up more space. Also, you would be able to fit more ladies' dress shoes.
888099
12-15 pairs of adult shoes. Mine has 1 row of 4 pairs men's shoes, 1 row of 5 pairs women's shoes, 1 row of 10 pairs kids' shoes. Hope this helps!
1478765
The bins are decent enough size wise...just not sure how much bang for the buck you will get... if you are talking kids shoes or small women's shoes probably worth it... men's shoes probably 1 shoe in each of the small bins a pair in the double bin and 2 or 3 pairs in the large bins. I just can't really see this as being the most effective solution especially if you are looking to look quickly grab a pair and go.
931951
Yes, I have. Don't use it for leather or suede. It works well with down bblankets, I throw in some tennis balls and it has worked out well. Good luck.
2043759
I agree with OspMan, however if you have womens shoes heals and you don't mind them touching you can fit 4 pairs on the shelves and 5 pairs on the bottom.
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Two reviewers already responded:Showing 1-2 of 2 answersIf you are going to use them with regular street shoes, "7" is the high end for "Small." I assume you will be using them with heavier footwear for snow and ice, in which case "Medium" would be the right size.Jeanne from Minneapolis answered on January 29, 2014small for tennies and med for bootsPaul Rozman answered on January 29, 2014
1988597
I don't know why you couldn't, as long as it is smooth leather and not suede. It is a light protection, so I wouldn't count on it in the arctic circle, but a single coat continues to protect my leather shoes as I walk through wet grass.