In many parts of the world they know perfectly well what their rainy seasons and they can plan how to cope with it in the best way, because in the end it is only a short period of the year. In Mexico the situation could not be more different, as it rains all the time, if not daily, making it obvious that our lifestyle is inevitably affected. If our tennis speak they would scream in fear knowing that they will be constantly exposed to the water and humidity.
Not to mention, we must accept and be aware that rain is part of our daily life and with it not only comes water, but also the always cumbersome mud and unpleasant puddles, which honestly we don’t even know what they are made of, so it is time to deal with how to make our sneakers suffer as little as possible from its effects, last longer and the materials are less affected.
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On the internet you can find videos with ingenious ideas when walking in the rainlike putting your tennis shoes in plastic bags, tying them up and going through life like that or simply taking them off so that nothing happens to them, how could we not have thought of it?
The first thing is and always will be to know perfectly the material your sneakers are made of. Materials such as leather and especially suede are extremely susceptible to water, which synthetics can withstand more effectively.
Bags and inevitable news: Your sneakers are going to get wet. That said, there are preventive measures that reduce the impact of water and corrective measures that, despite the humidity, are affected as little as possible. From the outset, water repellents are part of the basic care basket. They are sprays that you spray on the tennis shoes and help protect them from water, basically waterproofing the materials, protecting them from liquids.
Thinking about the durability of your sneakers, it is very important to dry them and above all to clean them after they have gotten wet. For this you can use a toothbrush and some soft cloth that does not damage the material and is capable of cleaning the garbage that may get stuck. And as well as on the outside, you also need to pay attention to them on the inside, putting talc on them to prevent moisture from settling.
Finally, before storing them, let them dry in a place where there is light and then you can put them in a place with enough space to prevent them from being crushed and losing their original shape, this will also help the moisture to disappear completely.
