Reviewer:

DJSHB

Rating:

5

Date:

1/5/2013

Review:

Works very well. Took one of my old Gore-Tex jackets that had been just treated with Gear Aid out in a pouring rain and I keeped dry as a bone!

Reviewer:

Getting wet fishing.

Rating:

5

Date:

1/4/2013

Review:

Worked great. My goretex jacket doesn't wet out now and it was very easy to use.Saved me from buying a new jacket. Thanks!!

Reviewer:

Dave French

Rating:

5

Date:

4/24/2011

Review:

This brand of DWR worked well and I'm satisfied with the both the product and the service. Thanks, Dave French

Reviewer:

Mike from Toledo

Rating:

5

Date:

1/20/2011

Review:

This product works well - it allowed water to bead up on an old jacket and old ski pants right after treatment, which was a good sign of its effectiveness. About two weeks later it got a good test while I skied in conditions that went from wet snow to mixed precip, to rain. Alternately zipping down the slopes and then sitting on wet benches really tests ability to keep water from penetrating garments and this treatment passed that test. It was easy to apply and produced clean and renewed outerwear (I did several garments). All it takes is a moment to spray the treatment on between the washer and the drier. To get a complete treatment on garments that do not have taped seams I recommend adding a seam sealer but this product takes care of the material itself very well.

Reviewer:

Great Product

Rating:

5

Date:

5/18/2010

Review:

Excellent product. I have tried three others which had no results to mediocre results. ReviveX surprised me after trying the others. It repelled water fantastically! Just like my jacket was brand new again. And, non-toxic.

Reviewer:

sfguy

Rating:

4

Date:

3/8/2010

Review:

I wash my waterproof stuff often, I like all my stuff clean - so my original DRW is pretty much gone. This works exactly as advertised but be aware that one bottle is only good for two or three garments and it's not going to completely restore the DWR like it was new (nothing will). It's good for extending the life of clothes and is perfect if you're going to use your stuff occasionally, but if your DWR is history and you need something to survive a whole winter, you're better off buying new gear.