Never Wet on golf shoes

[Hack2putt]

has anyone tried the Never Wet product on their golf shoes?

[Hack2putt]

ummm ok so nobody has anything at all...lol...so has anyone thought about applying it to a pair? I think if it's put on the right way it might work . going to pebble soon and thought I might give it a try on one pair?

[Bing]

I've just looked on their site and the demo shows a pair of boots with it applied, I'd give it a try but it doesn't look like its available in the uk. Looks like incredible stuff as long as it doesn't rot the leather

[Bing]

Just looked at the reviews on Amazon though...not so amazing!

[Hack2putt]

I think it has merit it just depends upon how well it's applied, i really dont care how it discolors as long as it beads off water and mud and is somewhat breathable

[flopster]

The title of this thread is a little misleading

[Hack2putt]

The title of this thread is a little misleading

that could be a whole other thread! lol

[David in FL]

The title of this thread is a little misleading:-P

Yeah....gotta say, the actual content of the thread was NOT what I was expecting! :-D As to the OP......nope. I've gotta say, a good pair of waterproof shoes (I like my FJ's) just doesn't need any additional protection. I just replaced a pair of shoes after 400+ rounds or so and even though they were pretty beat up, the still kept my feet dry when they were supposed to.

[Hack2putt]

I've got and old pair of bandons(the black ones) that I'll try it out on. for the most part those are waterproof all the way up to the collar. they've been to bandon a few time and performed fantastic. I have regular waterproof shoes but with the spring season and the mud coming i want to be able to just click my shoes and watch the mud disappear, keep the trunk cleaner hope