Keep Shoes Off The Closet Floor: The Space-Saving Alternative From Amazon

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We've all fallen victim to the messy pile of shoes at one point or another, and if you find yourself in this situation, it might be time to invest in a better system. Shoes are notoriously difficult to keep tidy, but once you find an organizational product that works for you, keeping shoe clutter organized at home will be simpler than ever. There are plenty of items out there for this purpose — racks, hanging organizers, shelves — but this Foyego Shoe Organizer offers a unique and sleek design for those who want to make better use of their space.

These organizers come in a two-pack of the smaller, 17 by 17 by 12 ½ inch size for $39.99, but you can also purchase a single for $28.49. For those with a bigger shoe collection, consider the larger size, which comes in at 25 ½ by 17 by 12 ½ inches. A single is available for $42.49, while the two-pack will run you $89.99.

While these organizers aren't the cheapest option out there, their high-quality construction and the sheer number of shoes they can hold might justify the price point. They're made of thick Oxford cloth that's been reinforced with polypropylene panels, have a convenient clear cover with a sturdy zipper, include 360-degree rotating wheels, and come with customizable dividers. Even the smaller organizer can hold between 16 and 32 pairs of shoes, and the larger size upgrades the capacity to 24 to 48, meaning a single organizer is likely more than enough to get your messy floor cleared.

Unlike traditional shoe racks that keep your footwear on display, these wheeled organizing boxes conceal the items within a neat little package. They're perfect for maximizing storage space in a small apartment or cramped closet — no visual clutter means less chaos in your space, but thanks to the convenient clear tops, you'll still be able to peek in to see exactly what you're looking for. Because they're made of simple, quality, materials they're not an eyesore, either. They'll work just as well stowed under a bed as they would visibly slipped under a bench, and with the help of the sturdy wheels and handles, they're able to be seamlessly rolled out for access to your shoes. The organizers are also stackable, so if you're looking to stow your entire shoe collection, you can keep your most-worn kicks in the top bin and use the lower organizer for special occasion shoes that only come out from time to time.

While the light-colored fabric used to line the interior and create the dividers certainly helps with this stylish look of these organizers, it does present a minor downside when it comes to storing shoes. If you're worried about your dirty footwear staining the interior or want to make things easier to clean, consider picking up some Scotchgard Fabric and Upholstery Protector. This spray is often used for waterproofing indoor pillows or keeping couches stain-free, but it's also great for repelling dirt and mud that might have been tracked in on your shoes.

Overall, customers who bought these Foyego organizers were very satisfied with their purchases. The product earned a solid 4.6 star average across almost 400 reviews on Amazon, with quite a few reviewers raving about the quality of the organizers and how convenient they are to set up and use. Several customers mentioned that they were perfect for use in their closet, while a few other suggested using them for storage under a bench or the bed. Some even noted that they're great for moving — if you're packing, all of your shoes are already organized and easy to transport.

The main con that customers found was that these organizers weren't the best for large shoes. "Works well, love the rollers and clear zip cover! Only small issue is my [husband's] shoes are large and they stick up; cover will zip, but its tight. Looks great in the closet, easy to clean under and behind them," one Amazon reviewer shared. If you intend to use this organizer to store shoes that are bigger than a men's size 9, you might have to forgo the included dividers and lay the shoes flat within the storage compartment. As expected, boots, even if they're smaller sizes, take up a lot of space, which could also require you to remove the divider, minimizing the number of other pairs you'll be able to store.