The Stench That No One Talks About
Football is a game of grit, sweat, and hard-hitting plays—but let’s be real… it’s also a game of funky gear.
After a long practice or game, your helmet, pads, and cleats don’t just hold memories of great plays—they hold sweat, bacteria, and a smell that could clear a room.
You might be able to ignore it.
Your teammates? Not so much.
If you’ve ever noticed your teammates leaning away in the huddle, your locker getting side-eye glances, or the car ride home requiring all windows down, it’s time for a game plan.
How to Be a Locker Room Hero
🏆 Step 1: Spray Your Gear After Every Use
Right after practice or a game, grab RANK Spray and go to work. Focus on the heavy hitters—helmets, shoulder pads, cleats. It neutralizes odor-causing bacteria on contact.
🌬 Step 2: Let It Breathe
Stuffing sweaty gear straight into your bag? Rookie move. Lay it out in a well-ventilated area so it can fully dry before the next grind session.
🎒 Step 3: Refresh Your Bag
Even if your gear is fresh, your bag might not be. Spray the inside of your gear bag to prevent old odors from sneaking back in.
🔄 Step 4: Stay Consistent
A quick post-game spray keeps odors from building up over time—so you’re always game-day fresh.
Be the Teammate Everyone Wants to Sit Next To
Your game should turn heads—not your gear’s odor.