Can I make these trainers 'water resistant'?

[Bequietplease]

The top of these Nike Air Max's has a fabric that isn't gore tex. I really like them but I wanted water proof trainers... is there any product I can use to help with this or am I stuck with either buying all leather/gore tex

https://www.nike.com/t/air-max-sc-womens-shoes-CwMCK7/CW4554-118

I wish I had the time to worry about synthetic problems like this.

YABU @Bequietplease on so many levels.

NikWax do a spray which you could try. It's intended for reproofing but I've used it on shoes before to give them some repellence.

Are you serious? You actually took the time out to berate me?

Brill, thanks

There sprays you can get or if that doesn’t work would waterproof socks work?

@JacquesHarlow and yet you have the time to open, read and reply?

Can you use scotchguard spray on material?

You can re-waterproof outdoor clothing and shoes with a spray you can buy at camping/outdoor shops. I don't know if it works on non waterproof shoes though. I would just buy waterproof trainers.

The thing about good quality waterproof shoes is that the construction matters as well as the material. If the shoes don't have a gusseted tongue and good seams they'll leak even if you proof them.

I believe the Goretex company checks the construction of items that want to use its film.

Thanks all. Even @JacquesHarlow (who wasted the time she doesn't apparently have to comment).