Clear Gear Sports Spray is a complete ready-to-use spray that cleans disinfects and deodorizes all types of athletic equipment and gear in one easy step.

Developed out of both necessity and a painful firsthand experience, Clear Gear, an EPA approved disinfectant and deodorizing spray, was invented with one goal in mind: to help prevent the spread of illness and disease by killing dangerous germs.

The Center for Disease Control (CDC) consistently releases reports on diseases and infections such as Strep, Staph and MRSA. Not only are these potentially serious infections, but if left untreated, they could also prove deadly. The CDC reports that Group A Strep bacteria, also known as “the flesh eating bacteria” tops 11,500 cases each year while claiming an average of 2,000 lives annually.

Staphylococcus (Staph) claims roughly 19,000 lives a year or 1 in every 10 hospitalized patients with the disease. A recently published study in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggested that Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) is responsible for nearly 18,000 deaths each year. These three infections alone claimed over twice as many lives as the AIDS Virus. At Clear Gear, we believe that’s 39,000 lives too many. As a virucidal Clear Gear also kills AIDS, Hepatitis, H1N1 and more.

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"My gym has become world-renowned for our results and hardcore atmosphere. But, it's extremely important to me that people don't confuse the term hardcore with 'dirty'. Part of my job is to provide my athletes with a safe and clean training environment. This is why the last set of every exercise in my gym is a spray of Clear Gear! Every gym that cares about the health and well-being of their clients should make Clear Gear their 'last set' as well!"



“As a professional football player protecting my body is part of my job. I use Clear Gear Sports Spray to prevent bacteria and infections from keeping me sidelined. I recommend Clear Gear to all levels of athletes who are looking to stay healthy and in the game.”