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Spazzola per pulizia fondi

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$14.2 $20 In stock

Category: Shoe care

Keep the soles of your footwear clean with this Doucal's sole cleaning brush. It pairs a wooden handle with crine bristles, a combination intended for cleaning the soles of shoes. The Doucal's logo is impressed on the brush.

  • Wooden handle with crine bristles
  • Designed for cleaning the soles of footwear
  • Doucal's logo impressed on the brush
  • Available in the Vari color option
  • One size: TU
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hazel R. ★★★★★

The crine bristles are stiff enough to really dig into the tread of my hiking boots and get the mud out. Works perfectly for keeping my work shoes from tracking dirt inside.

Madison ★★★★★

The wooden handle gives me a good grip even when my hands are wet, and the crine bristles really dig into the tread to lift out the grit. I’ve used it every weekend since it arrived, and the soles of my dress shoes finally look new again.

Emily ★★★★★

I’ve been scrubbing dried mud off my hiking boots, and those crine bristles really dig into the tread grooves without scratching anything. It’s a simple tool, but it keeps my soles looking almost new.