A cult-favorite among sneakerheads and recommended by Runner's World experts, Jason Markk's solution lifts mud and clay from leather without spotting. The starter kit includes a brush and 2 oz bottle for under $30.
Jason Markk has been the sneakerhead community's trusted cleaner for years, and Good Housekeeping's lab confirmed it works on real mud stains. The foam version is quick-drying and precise — no mess, no overspray.
“This solution works well on leather sneakers, and has a nice smell to it. We found that it does not work well with suede material from trial and error.”
The Verge / Sole Fresh expert · read full review →
“This foam cleaner lifted clay and mud stains from leather loafers without spotting or discoloration during our Lab tests. Its foamy consistency makes it easy to control and apply precisely.”
Good Housekeeping Institute · read full review →
“Dry brushing before wetting the shoe is important, otherwise it will be 10 times more work!”
Runner's World / Jason Markk founder · read full review →
“This may come as a surprise, but if you allow the mud to dry before attempting to clean, it may be easier to clean. Once the mud has dried, dry brush the shoe with a soft bristle brush.”
Runner's World / Jason Markk founder · read full review →
