Every climber has the same problem, some more some less but at the end of the day our shoes stink the place up. The quick and easy solution is here, just throw some Boot Bananas in your climbing shoes after a session to help absorb moisture and prevent bad odors. These bad boys will make your entire room smell like lavender. When they start to use off, they slowly turn brown just like real bananas.
Boot Bananas – The Nose-Saving Shoe Deodoriser for Climbers Who Go Hard
After a full day of heel-hooks, toe-jams, and sweaty top-outs, your climbing shoes might smell like they’ve been through Ragnarök. Enter Boot Bananas—a powerful mix of natural salts, minerals, and botanicals (like Lavender, Lemon, Tea Tree & Patchouli) designed to send foul odours packing.
Slide 'Em In & Chill Out
Perfectly banana-shaped to slide into even the tightest pair of downturned demons, gloves, or knee pads. Wrapped in breathable cotton with eco-conscious ingredients—because your feet should smell better and your footprint should stay small.
Watch 'Em Ripen (Like a Warrior’s Wisdom)
These little yellow legends turn brown as they soak up stink and sweat. When they’re fully “ripe,” it’s your cue to swap them out. Expect 6–12 months of freshness, depending on how much you're crushing.
Viking-Proof Care Tips
Let them dry out in the sun or near a radiator—don’t drown them. They’re here to battle odour, not puddles.
Eco-Friendly Farewell
When it’s time to part ways, recycle the flexible packaging at designated collection points. Do it for the planet (and for the next generation of climbers with noses).
Note: Not for eating. Not for kids. Not for hanging your hammock with the clip. Just for saving your mates from the smell of your shoes.
Every climber has the same problem, some more some less but at the end of the day our shoes stink the place up. The quick and easy solution is here, just throw some Boot Bananas in your climbing shoes after a session to help absorb moisture and prevent bad odors. These bad boys will make your entire room smell like lavender. When they start to use off, they slowly turn brown just like real bananas.
