Disinfectant, Cleaner, and Deodorizer for Sports Equipment, Gyms, and Fitness Centers – EPA-Registered, Hospital Grade, Made in USA – 1 Gallon Bottle
$ 59.99
Price: $59.99
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From the brand
Clear Gear’s mission is to keep athletic, gym, and first responder gear/equipment free of germs that cause infection and odors.
Its infection prevention protocols disinfect and deodorize athletic, fitness, and first responder gear & equipment.
It kills 99.9% of germs that cause infectious diseases without bleach, ammonia, alcohol, or peroxide. It doesn’t damage or leave noxious fumes behind. This non-bleach disinfectant also eliminates odors!
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How Did Clear Gear Get Started?
Clear Gear co-founder Steve Tracanna said nothing could have prepared him for the experience he had in November 2011. After a weekend hockey match, he spent days in the hospital with thousands of dollars in hospital bills. Turns out Steve had contracted bacteria from his hockey equipment due to it not being properly disinfected. While lying in his hospital bed and later in the days recovering at home, Steve came up with the idea for a simple solution that would disinfect sports gear and prevent life-threatening infections — it was the birth of Clear Gear Spray.
How Much Clear Gear Do I Need To Use?
Use enough Clear Gear to make sure the surface you are disinfecting is wet on all sides. 1-gallon of Clear Gear covers 3200 sq ft.
How Do I Use Clear Gear Disinfectant Spray?
Clear Gear is easy to use – just spray the surface and let dry. Make sure the surface you are disinfecting is adequately covered. For Clear Gear Disinfectant Spray to be effective against all germs, the surface must remain wet for at least 10 minutes. Some germs are killed on contact and others can take up to 10 minutes.
What Is Clear Gear Effective At Disinfecting?
Clear Gear Disinfectant Spray is effective against a broad spectrum of bacteria, is virucidal, (including HIV-1, the AIDS Virus and Hepatitis B Virus and Hepatitis C virus), fungicidal, and inhibits the growth of mold and mildew, and their odors. Here is a sample list of germs that Clear Gear kills: Coronavirus-19, SARS Associated Coronavirus, Human Coronavirus, Staph, Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 & Type 2, Flu, Rotavirus, Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria, Shigella, MRSA, Strep, HBV, HCV, Norovirus, RSV, Pox Virus and other viruses.
Product Dimensions : 3.75 x 7.5 x 12.25 inches; 1 Pounds
Item model number : 403
Department : unisex-adult
Date First Available : February 25, 2013
Manufacturer : Clear Gear
ASIN : B00BMLJOQM
Country of Origin : USA
Powerful Protection – Made in the USA and EPA-registered, Clear Gear protects against bacteria, germs, and odors with a gentle, water-based formula. It contains no harsh chemicals like bleach, alcohol, or ammonia, ensuring low toxicity and no corrosive effects or lingering fumes.
Ideal for Sports & Fitness Gear – Clear Gear Spray is perfect for disinfecting and deodorizing athletic equipment, exercise mats, weights, and cardio machines. Compact for easy storage, it’s convenient to use in locker rooms and on-the-go for fast cleanup after games and workouts.
Odor Eliminator at the Source – Clear Gear effectively neutralizes unpleasant odors, keeping sports facilities, gyms, studios, and workout spaces smelling clean and fresh. With a light, refreshing scent, it’s the ideal solution for odor control.
Multi-Surface Cleaner – Safe for high-touch surfaces and equipment, Clear Gear can be used on everything from door handles and countertops to shared gym equipment. It also works as a one-step cleaner for fabrics and soft surfaces—no wiping or rinsing needed.
Trusted by Top Athletes and Facilities – Professional NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL teams, gyms, wellness centers, schools, and colleges trust Clear Gear for powerful protection. It’s ideal for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone looking for a dependable disinfecting solution.
Customers say
Customers appreciate the cleaning agent’s odor control, protection, and funk control. They find it effective in keeping smells at bay and killing bacteria. Many use it for sports equipment that can’t be washed in the washer. While some praise its cleaning power, others have mixed opinions on its value for money.
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HeavyTRAFFIK –
Keeps the stank out of my hockey gear
Been using this for years on my sweaty hockey equipment. I got a spray bottle and funnel for quick and easy use. As soon as I get home, I spray this on every piece of gear and my bag and allow it to air dry. Like many other reviews say this stuff works wonderfully. I’ve gotten at least a couple of of comments from teammates mentioning that my gear doesn’t stink. It’s great.
It seems like a high price, but a gallon bottle lasts me nearly a year while playing hockey once or twice a week. That’s a great value. Recommended!
kelly barr –
Cleaning soup
This product is great and awesome would buy again
C –
Sport gear, camping gear, shoes and boots
Love this stuff!
I use this all the time on sports gear, camping gear, shoes and boots
No stink!
Gary R –
Get the Funk Out
I use this on all our hockey gear in conjunction with a drying rack. There are other spray options, but we use so much of it that it makes no sense for us to continue to buy hundreds of smaller spray bottles. I needed to find something that worked and was available in a large refill size. This works well. There is no stink and no mold, crust, or other slime on the equipment afterward. I have not seen any damage to any of the material on which we’ve sprayed it – nylon, poly, cotton, plastic, metal, etc. I have used several other sprays in the past, but can’t find them in bulk or refill sizes. The only knock on this is that it is very expensive. If you are on a budget and still want to get rid of stinky gear, check the web for home remedies instead. For us, this is just easier and it works.
KraftDinner –
Best stuff to spray down your hockey/sports gear!
I have typically only hung up my hockey gear to let dry but since using this stuff for almost a year now, it has been amazing. I usually refill a spray bottle and then spray all my gear down after I hang it up to dry. Since using it, my gear hasn’t stunk. I also use it for my shoes and boots. Definitely recommend it! Wish it was a little bit cheaper.
MarciT –
Does what it should!
Great cleaner that makes me feel like my workout facility is clean! I bought this cleaner in the spray bottle first and now use this to refill the spray bottle. I also bought a spray mop that I fill with this cleaner rather than spray my mats and scrub them by hand on my knees. Way more efficient and things get cleaned!
Swappify –
Always use this on my hockey gear
After anytime on the ice it is important to do 2 things with your gear:
Hit it with a good clean skin safe disinfectant (Clear Gear).
Let the gear dry.
Iâve been using these two steps for several years now and my gear is never offensive at all, some gear doesnât even smell like Iâve used it.
Highly recommend Clear Gear!
JG –
Not worth the money
I was using a DIY 1:3 white vinegar/water mixture on my hockey gear, along with drying everything after spraying with a rocket dryer. This setup did a great job eliminating/preventing sweat odor but there was always a slight vinegar smell when the gear got sweaty again, and I would have to air out the garage after using the rocket dryer due to the muggy vinegar atmosphere.
Clear Gear is much more expensive than a DIY option, but based on the claim it eliminates ârink stinkâ I figured it was worth it. Prior to the first use, I ran my gear through the wash to have a âblank slateâ to start with. Iâve used it for the last couple of months over approximately 30 ice sessions and Iâm honestly not very impressed.
The liquid itself is a fairly neutral scent which would be great if thatâs what my gear ended up smelling like, but it doesnât completely eliminate odor. Iâve tried heavy spray, light spray, hang to dry, and through the rocket dryer but thereâs doesnât seem to be any consistent results – just stale sweat smell. It does seem to keep odor in check to where itâs better than nothing, but at this cost it would be cheaper and not much more time consuming to just run my gear through the wash every week and get it legitimately clean. Iâve started adding tea tree oil to the spray bottle and thatâs slightly improved the resulting scent. The gallon jugs donât last anywhere near as long as other reviewers claim.
Iâm going to switch back to my DIY option.