As a grassroots football coach and father of two avid Junior footballers, I was keen to try out the Boot Buddy having seen it advertised. Inspiration struck after football training one day when Arminder combined a water bottle, plastic knife and washing up brush to create a very rudimentary version of Boot Buddy. AS SEEN ON BBC’S DRAGONS' DEN − The Boot Buddy Shoe Brush Cleaner is brought to you from the Dragons Den Youngest Entrepreneur, supported by 3 of the UK's most successful investors. Can also be used as a standalone brush for cleaning the midsole of sneakers when the stains need a little more welly.

Brought to you from the Dragons’ Den Youngest Entrepreneur, the Boot Buddy takes the strain out of cleaning footwear and removes the most stubborn dirt, with only 300 ml of water. The all-in-one barbecue cleaning solution, combining tools to clean every part of your barbecue however big or small.

Some mention that it uses little water, while others say that it doesn't hold enough water for their kids wellies. Not to brag or anything, but we’re pretty proud of the fact that not one, not two, but three dragons from Dragons’ Den said yes to Boot Buddy. A foam shoe cleaner works better because it doesn’t make your Football boots too damp and they’re much easier to dry too! Boot Buddy is an essential piece of kit for all outdoor leisure activities, especially for the rugby and football enthusiast. With its durable plastic pick and powerful brush it picks out the chunks of either wet or dry mud and grime on the soles and sides of your boots and then washes away and cleans everything off!

We are unable to exchange or refund customised printed shirts or accept responsibility if a player leaves the club or changes his squad number. However, even though this colour trainer gets dirtier the quickest, it’s also one of the easiest to clean. Some mention that it's worth every penny, while others say that it is a tad expensive for what it is. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. It doesn't stop there the design also has a built-in scraper which makes cleaning your footwear even easier.If you’re taking your Football boots on holiday, to the beach, camping or to festivals, you might also want to take some kind of shoe cleaner with you.

His timesaving invention that helps clean muddy boots and shoes, Boot Buddy, won support from Peter Jones, Deborah Meaden and Touker Suleyman in the new series of Dragons Den that kicked off last night. It will save you from spending countless hours cleaning mud off your shoes which is frankly one of the most tedious household chores there is. Light enough to use on the go, it's the tool every outdoor lover can't live without - and it was even named winner of Horner's Award for Design. Stepping in to the Dragons Den was definitely daunting but I’d rehearsed my pitch thoroughly and I had my mother and brother by my side for support so I wasn’t too nervous. After all, you don’t want your Football boots looking dirty on the first day and then having to wear them all week!Super speedy and easy to assemble it is perfect for a football match but easy to adapt to the rebounder for training practice or when the child is on their own in. It has everything you need - built in scraper, adjustable water flow and came with a microfibre cloth to dry the shoes with. After all, you know that Football boots won’t stay white for long if they’re on your children’s feet! Some mention that it uses little water, while others say that it doesn't hold enough water to clean one pair of shoes.

We absolutely love keeping your Football boots clean and long-lasting and helping the environment in the process. Firstly, we’ll give you our easy-to-follow four-step process, and then we’ll go through some tips and tricks for getting your Football boots clean depending on the fabric.

My dog doesn’t particularly like water so once I can desensitise him to this it’ll be a great asset to our adventures! Frustrated with spending countless hours with a hose, toothbrush and knife he thought to himself there must be a quicker and easier way.