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New customer message on April 13, 2019

"I just want to say KUDOS to y'all for making a brilliant product. Alright so let me speak on your product. My gym shoes have ALWAYS smelled horrendous and I started getting very self conscious about it when I would travel or go over to people's houses and then realize that my shoes would be left somewhere only for people to discover how smelly they truly are. I tried powders and elixirs and sacrificing things in order to get something that works for my shoes. And then a light shined upon me as I was sleep deprived online shopping. I came across your product and the heavens opened. I see it. I want it. I bought it. I am better for it. My shoes smell pleasant and one might even say, healing? They're the change I wished to see in my world. Please keep doing what you are doing. The world needs you. I need you."

- Kimberly Tucker

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Lumi Outdoors recommended by the Wall Street Journal

"Worried Your Feet Smell, Guys? Here’s the Solution

New sweet-smelling products paired with a foolproof routine can combat the odor of a sock-free summer lifestyle

OF ALL THE smells in the air, stinky feet rank high on the “Most Odious” list, edging out halitosis by a breath. Though many men are plagued by foul feet, few will cop to it—even to their podiatrist, said Hannah K. Kim, a New York foot specialist. “People feel embarrassed and don’t even want to admit it to themselves,” said Dr. Kim...

You can civilize pungent shoes, too, with products that employ apple cider vinegar, cedar or charcoal to absorb rather than mask the acrid smell...

A spritz of Lumi Outdoors Natural Shoe Deodorizer Spray ($15, lumioutdoors.com), a blend of apple cider vinegar and essential oils, refreshes fusty footwear."

By Donna BulsecoMay 31, 2018 10:35 a.m. ET

Testimonials

Lemon | Eucalyptus Spray

Great product! I wore my flats to a humid location where my feet was not used to the excess moisture. It created an unpleasant smell from not being able to properly dry.

I saw Lumi Natural Shoe deodorizer spray and it had great reviews and decided to give it a try. I'm glad I did. I love that it's natural and has oils to rid the odor and bacteria. After spraying for a few days, I noticed that my feet no longer smells after wearing my shoes!! The smell of the spray is strong but also pleasant.

I haven't used it anywhere else but if needed, I would definitely use it to spray my gym bag and workout gears.

Awesome product! Wish I bought it sooner.

Jenna

Citrus | Tea Tree Spray

This stuff is awesome! My son's sneakers get really stinky even when I used Stink Stoppers, Odor Eaters and similar sprays. Those only mask the odor for a little while but then they end up smelling like a combination of sweaty feet and baby powder. This stuff just kills/prevents odor from developing. I have to wear orthotics and those can get not-so-fresh as well. I use the spray on my orthotics and in my shoes. I've also just sprayed my feet before putting on socks and that works just as well.

Kathleen H.

Lemongrass Shoe Powder

I took a chance on this because I didn’t think anything would help with foot odor in my shoes. Well, this is well worth the money because for the first time in my life I can actually come home from work and take off my shoes without having to clean my feet. It’s truly amazing. I have been waiting for my feet to build up a tolerance and go back to the way they have always been but after 6 months of using this powder across a wide range of shoes, mostly without socks, my feet are still fresh at the end of the day.

Harriet Moore