Works while you wear your shoes
Sprinkle PediFris® Classic into your shoes. The powder works inside the shoe and on the foot while you wear them.
A remedy for sweaty feet, for fresher feet and shoes
- Less foot and shoe odour
- Works while you wear your shoes
- Fragrance-free
- Easy to use in your shoes
Choose a remedy for sweaty feet based on your symptoms: PediFris® Classic in shoes for foot and shoe odour, or an antiperspirant on the skin of your feet for excessive sweating.
PediFris® Classic works inside the shoe and on the foot while you wear your shoes. It reduces foot and shoe odour without masking it with fragrance. For sweating and shoe odour together, combine Classic with PediSpray®.
Tackle foot and shoe odour while you wear your shoes
Sweat itself has no smell. Bacteria on the skin can turn sweat into substances that do smell. This is explained by Thuisarts.nl. Treat your shoes as well, as odour can linger in the lining and insole. Learn more about causes and daily care on our page about sweaty feet.
What can you expect from PediFris® Classic?
Less foot and shoe odour
PediFris® Classic helps make feet and shoes odour-neutral. Treat the other shoes you wear regularly as well.
Fragrance-free
PediFris® Classic tackles foot and shoe odour at the source without masking unwanted smells with fragrance.
Easy to use in your shoes
No messy ointments or creams and no dirty fingers. Sprinkle the powder straight into your shoes.
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Which remedy for sweaty feet suits your symptoms?
Choose a product based on your main symptom. This lets you treat the skin and shoes where each problem starts.
Persistent shoe odour. Use PediFris® Classic as a powder for sweaty feet to reduce foot and shoe odour while you wear your shoes.
Clammy feet and wet socks. Use a spray for sweaty feet with an antiperspirant effect on the skin of your feet.
Sweating and shoe odour. Combine both methods: antiperspirant on the skin and powder in your shoes.
How to use PediFris® Classic
A small amount per shoe is enough. Use Classic in all the shoes you wear regularly, including your slippers.
Sprinkle into your shoes
Use about half a teaspoon of PediFris® Classic per shoe.
Spread the powder
Spread the powder over the insole and lining of your shoes.
Put your shoes on
The powder dissolves while you wear your shoes and works inside the shoe and on the foot.
Repeat and maintain
Use Classic daily during the first week. After that, once a week is usually enough for maintenance.
Are your feet and socks also getting wet?
Use PediSpray® on the skin of your feet if excessive sweating is your main concern. For sweating and shoe odour together, you can use PediSpray® and PediFris® Classic alongside each other.
Apply PediSpray® to clean, dry feet. Let the spray absorb until the skin feels dry before putting on socks. The effect can last for up to five days after one application.
Frequently asked questions about remedies for sweaty feet
Brief answers regarding sprays, powders, deodorants and combining treatments.
Is powder or spray more effective against sweaty feet?
PediFris® Classic in shoes suits foot and shoe odour; an antiperspirant spray such as PediSpray® suits excessive sweating on the skin of your feet. The location and nature of your symptoms determine the choice.
What is the difference between an antiperspirant and a foot deodorant?
An antiperspirant helps to temporarily reduce sweat production on the treated skin. A foot deodorant focuses primarily on freshness and odour control, unless the product also contains an antiperspirant active ingredient.
What remedy do you use for wet feet and socks?
For clammy or wet feet and socks, an antiperspirant for the skin of the feet is recommended. The aluminium salts in PediSpray® help to temporarily reduce perspiration on the treated skin.
What product do you use for odours in shoes?
Use PediFris® Classic in shoes to reduce foot and shoe odour while you wear them. Spread the powder over the insole and lining as directed.
Can you combine powder and antiperspirant?
You can combine powder and antiperspirant when excessive sweating and shoe odour occur together. Use PediFris® Classic in shoes and PediSpray® on the skin of your feet, following the label instructions.
What is the best way to store PediFris® Classic?
Store PediFris® Classic in a dry place and close the container tightly after each use. Avoid damp areas, such as a bathroom where there is a lot of steam, and always use a dry spoon when measuring out the powder.
Do lumps form anyway? Small lumps can usually be easily broken up.
I can see small lumps in my PediFris® Classic. Is that a problem?
PediFris® Classic may occasionally form small lumps. These can usually be easily broken up. Have small lumps ended up in your shoes? That’s no problem: they’ll dissolve whilst you’re wearing them.
How much PediFris® Classic should I use?
A little goes a long way: use about half a teaspoon of PediFris® Classic per shoe. If you notice a few traces of powder on the floor after taking your shoes off, you’ve probably used a bit too much. Feel free to use a little less next time.
You can easily vacuum up the traces of powder or wipe them away with a damp cloth.
About the author & sources
Written by Judith de Jong (Content owner, PediFris®). Updated on 4 November 2026. We base our advice on foot care practice and on the medical sources listed below.
Worried about a persistent complaint, fungal nail, athlete’s foot or excessive sweating? Consult your GP, podiatrist or chiropodist.
Sources
- NHS: Excessive sweating (hyperhidrosis): www.nhs.uk
- NHS: Smelly feet: www.nhs.uk
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