Any products for taking care of leather boots?

[Poppy+MrDarcy]

I'm not very good at looking after my boots, and I know their going to rip or crumble away one day, I haven't had them that long either!?

Any products that people use and would recommend?

 

[Barton Bounty]

Horsemans one step

 

[MJGoals]

I was recommended to use cherry blossom shoe polish followed by universal lederbalsam. Boots always come up lovely after using it (not as much as I should…).

 

[dogatemysalad]

I generally clean with any tack soap, or soapy water, rinse with a clean cloth and apply Sedgewick leather dressing.

 

[Aleka81]

Renapur

 

[paddy555]

renapur

 

[sbloom]

It depends on the type of leather. Are they soft, waxy type? If so a good saddle conditioner (the best ones are solid at up to about 20 degrees C) then finish with something like Nikwax, though actually they do their own shoe way that might do the job. So many products don't list all their ingredients so you have no idea what's in them, they just sell you on the good ingredients.

(If long, stiff boots then a light coating of conditioner on the inside of the calf and traditional black shoe polish, ideally parade gloss and try and avoid getting them muddy!)

 

[Poppy+MrDarcy]

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It depends on the type of leather. Are they soft, waxy type? If so a good saddle conditioner (the best ones are solid at up to about 20 degrees C) then finish with something like Nikwax, though actually they do their own shoe way that might do the job. So many products don't list all their ingredients so you have no idea what's in them, they just sell you on the good ingredients.

(If long, stiff boots then a light coating of conditioner on the inside of the calf and traditional black shoe polish, ideally parade gloss and try and avoid getting them muddy!)

S soft leather, as I wanted a bit more movement in my leg

 

[Cowpony]

Renapur

 

[PinkvSantaboots]

Renapur cleaner then the conditioner