How to Refresh Your Ski Boots

Ski season is around the corner. Are your ski boots ready? After a long and sweaty day on the slopes, they can (and will) develop odors, and their materials will lose performance if not cared for properly.

But here's the good news: you don't need a full wash to bring them back to their best. We've got a quick solution to keep your boots performing at their peak throughout the entire winter in just a spray.

Ski boots are specially engineered for performance, comfort, and durability. But the reality of winter sports means mixing sweat and snow, which is not ideal for materials or odor prevention. And honestly, winter boots can be quite an investment, so we'd better keep them in play for longer. Proper boot care extends their lifespan, maintains hygiene, preserves material integrity, and keeps them ready for the next challenge. Our DFNS Refresher spray is designed to:

• Target odor-causing molecules
• Refresh and revive boot materials without washing
• Prevent bacterial buildup from moisture

How to Refresh Your Ski Boots: Step-by-Step

1. CLEAN   Undo the buckles and straps from your ski boots. Remove the liners and/or insoles and let them dry. Put them back inside once they're dry and keep the boot as open as possible for better access and deeper refreshing.

Pro Tips for Winter Boot Maintenance

Now you know how to keep your ski boots at their best. Here's when and where to focus your care routine for maximum results.

Signs Your Ski Boots Need Attention

Ideally, you should be refreshing your winter boots after each day on the slopes. But if you don't find that necessary, let your boots tell you when they need care. You might want to check for:

• Noticeable odors that linger after use and loss of that fresh smell you expect from clean gear
• Damp feel inside the liners and/or insoles from accumulated moisture.