CleatClear is a patented tool designed to clean dirt, mud, grass, and debris from the bottom of outdoor athletic cleats, helping athletes play better and safer.

CleatClear can be used in a few different ways depending on your cleats and the type of buildup. Use the narrow and wide ends to pick, scrape, and clear debris from around the spikes and sole. For examples, check out the product photos and usage tips on our main page.

Cleat Clear is great for baseball, softball, football, soccer, lacrosse, rugby, and any sport played in cleats on grass, dirt, mud, or turf.

Yes. CleatClear is easy to use, carry, and keep with your gear. However, we do not recommend keeping it on your person while actively participating in a sport. For safety, keep it on the sidelines, in the dugout, or with your team equipment so it can be shared when needed.

Yes. CleatClear was formerly produced in South Carolina and is now made in Colorado.

Yes. CleatClear is patented under U.S. Patent Number USD912356S1.

CleatClear works well for any outdoor cleated sport, including football, baseball, soccer, lacrosse, softball, and more.

No. CleatClear can be used on both plastic and metal spikes. The narrow end is designed to fit around metal baseball spikes and reach tighter crevices, while the wider end is designed to fit around plastic spikes and cover more surface area on the sole of the cleat.

Yes. CleatClear is a versatile tool that can be used on many types of spikes and cleats, though it works best with standard metal and plastic cleats.

Yes. Kids can use CleatClear. As with any athletic tool, younger athletes should use it with care and follow the precautions listed on the CleatClear packaging, as some edges may be sharp.

Yes. Clearing dirt, mud, and debris from the bottom of your cleats can greatly improve traction and help your cleats perform the way they are meant to.

Yes. Built-up mud and dirt can cover your studs and reduce grip. Clearing that debris helps your cleats do their job, so you can stay more stable on the field.

Yes. Dirty cleats can reduce grip, which may lead to slipping, falling, and a higher risk of injury.

We have all tried using sticks, fingers, garden tools, or popsicle sticks with mixed results. CleatClear gives athletes a safer, easier, and more effective way to clear their cleats and get back to playing their best.

Cleat brushes can quickly get caked with dirt, especially in wet or rainy conditions, which makes them less effective and means they need to be cleaned repeatedly. CleatClear is designed to return dirt and debris back to the ground without needing constant cleaning between uses.

CleatClear is designed to be a quick and effective way to clean dirt and debris from cleats during practices, games, and muddy field conditions.

When used correctly, CleatClear should not damage your cleats.

Yes. CleatClear can and should be reused. For best results, we recommend one CleatClear per season for regular users.

CleatClear does not need to be cleaned after every use. To help prolong its effectiveness, it can be carefully cleaned with soap and water when needed.

Yes. CleatClear offers team and bulk orders at discounted prices. At this time, CleatClear is only available in the default black color.

The right number depends on your team size, sport, field conditions, and how you plan to use them. Some teams may want a few to share in the dugout or on the sidelines, while others may prefer one per athlete.

CleatClear is used by amateur and professional athletes across a variety of sports, ranks, and levels of competition.