How To Get Jason Markk Shoe Cleaner Kits For Free With Foot Locker's FLX Program

Are you on the hunt for a good, natural shoe cleaner to keep your kicks in near-deadstock condition? If so, check out this post where I explain how you can take advantage of Foot Locker’s FLX program to get shoe cleaner and other products for absolutely free.

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Step 1: Join Foot Locker’s Loyalty Program!

Screenshot Of Foot Locker’s FLX Program benefits

The key to getting “free” shoe cleaner kits starts with joining Foot Locker’s FLX loyalty program.

Foot Locker is an industry leader in the footwear and apparel business and is also the parent company of Footaction, Champs, and Eastbay.

It’s new loyalty program not only helps differentiate itself from its competitors, but gives customers legitimate reasons to continue shopping with its house of brands.

Signing up can be done on a computer or mobile device and doesn’t require any upfront costs to participate.

“Over the past 12 months, I’ve redeemed countless coupons for not only free shoe cleaner kits, but for Stance Socks and discounted sneakers, as well.”

— Jared w. | @jaredxwatson

My Personal Experience:

Like most other sneakerheads, I’v been shopping at Foot Locker stores for pretty much my entire life but this was mostly due to the convenience and proximity of the stores location.

Now, I prefer shopping at Foot Locker simply because they have the best loyalty program in the game.

Since I spends thousands a year on sneakers, it’s good to know I’m being rewarded by Foot Locker for my repeat business.

Over the past 12 months, I’ve redeemed countless coupons for not only free shoe cleaner kits, but for Stance Socks and discounted sneakers, as well.

The competitors currently don’t have anything that comes close, so that’s why I continue to shop with and recommend Foot Locker.

Go Ahead & Sign-Up!

Step 2: Shop & Earn FLX Points

Once you’ve joined the program you must start shopping with any of Foot Locker’s stores to begin accumulating the points.

Accumulated points can then be redeemed for the coupons that can be applied to the purchase of shoe cleaner kits and just about any other product that’s available for sale.

For a bit of context, you’ll be eligible to get at $10 gift card after spending $300 or accumulating 30,000 points. (Members receive 100 points for every $1 spent)

My Personal Experience

When it comes to buying sneakers, I almost always start my shopping at Foot Locker stores.

The feeling of being able to shop, accumulate points, and redeem them for sneaker cleaners, Stance socks, and discounted sneakers has almost become addicting.

Whether you’re a casual consumer, certified sneakerhead, or relentless reseller, you’ll benefit from the program someway or somehow.

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