Cobbler's Choice Leather Cream

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Triple filtered beeswax. The filtration means it won’t have stuff like pollen and bits of bees. It’s intended to provide a protective layer over the leather to help waterproof it and protect it from the elements Saphir conditioner is designed to nourish the leather while providing a protective barrier against water and dirt. The Cobbler Choice laces are the best I’ve tried, (the excellent Honey Badger laces are very similar, ) & I’ve bought them for all my work boots.

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On top of that, this conditioner has a pleasant, natural scent that won’t overpower the smell of your boots. With regular use, your cowboy boots should last you a long time. Pros: Note that the Leather Conditioner is the same ingredients you’ll get in the Leather Cream, but the cream has more beeswax, so it’s harder and it provides a stronger layer of waterproofing. But it darkens boots a little bit more, which is pretty common when you’re trying to waterproof your boots. But our main purpose to day is conditioning. The only leather conditioner I’ve found that actually discloses its ingredients, it’s made from triple filtered beeswax for water resistance, a blend of seed oils to soften and nourish the leather, and some naturally occurring lipids that catalyze the seed oils and help them penetrate the leather.So not only is it effective, it’s also all natural — no silicone, petroleum, alcohol, nothin’. In addition, the conditioner is specially designed to protect your cowboy boots from harsh elements like acids, chemicals, and petroleum. Other than that, if you’re looking for a versatile product, then Obenauf’s conditioner is the perfect answer.Plus, it’s easy to apply, and the instructions are clear. You only need a simple brush, and you can have your boots looking as good as new. A little darker, but you’re meant to wait 24 hours for them to lighten and before you wear them. The finished product:

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Most conditioners will do a good job of moisturizing leather or improving weather resistance or covering up scuffs, but Cobbler’s Choice does all three with aplomb That it softens leather means that in addition to being great at moisturizing, it can be useful for helping to break in tough boots. (Thats one of these 12 tips for breaking in tough boots.) friction on a smaller area. Some of them also don’t hold knots well, & I earned my knotting badge in scouts!

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This conditioner is made to penetrate deep into the leather, providing nourishment and protection from elements that can ruin your boots. Like night and day. The deeper scuffing in the heel and forefoot still need a little polish, but the leather itself looks a thousand times better. It’s added color, shine, greatly reduced the scuffs, the color hasn’t changed, and the leather also became softer and more pliant. This conditioner is made with beeswax and propolis, which enhance deep conditioning. It can waterproof your leather, shielding it from premature damage. Saphir conditioner can absorb perfectly into the leather of your boots, so you don’t have to worry about it leaving a greasy residue or staining your boots. Regular use can ensure your cowboy boots look and feel great. Pros: Obviously, I need different attributes of my footwear than many of your readers, but I still appreciate quality craftsmanship.

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Apply some conditioner to a lint-free cloth.A nice thing about Cobbler’s Choice is that the conditioner comes out of a dispenser pump. With no artificial ingredients or solvents, it’s full of beeswax and pine pitch that needs to be softened before applying, but then it hardens and creates a nice barrier around the leather that can handle anything you throw at it. Pros With regular use, this conditioner can help keep your boots looking new and comfortable for a long time. Pros: I put ‘em on Chromexcel leather, which is pretty much the most popular leather for nice men’s boots, and it did a phenomenal job of covering up scuffs, moisturizing leather, and boosting water resistance, all while barely changing the color at all. The softening of the leather also means it can be really useful for helping you break in tough boots, so I’d probably recommend these on any pair of Red Wing Heritage boots, which are notoriously tough to break in.It’s always a bit of a bummer when you use a leather conditioner, and it leaves a greasy residue behind — especially when it’s visible on your favorite leather items.

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It contains a unique combination of seed oils, which nourish the leather while providing a protective barrier against dirt and moisture.Blend of seed oils. This is to restore, condition, and soften leather to keep your leather looking good for years to come. No alcohol or solvents — some prefer conditioners with these ingredients to enhance the cleaning properties. Don’t worry if you have a piece of older or damaged leather that you want to match your cowboy boots. The leather conditioner has natural ingredients that can work on the leather fibers to improve their texture. Pros: I also bought some of their Kevlar reinforced laces, as I snap & melt standard laces at work. The thin, traditional taslan laces are also less comfortable, & more abrasive on the tongue. Like with your everyday jewelry and watches, your favorite leather bag or pair of boots is likely in need of a bit of TLC—they're some of the most worn items in your wardrobe, after all. Beyond taking your precious Chloé C bag in to a leather doctor for major repairs (think deep scratches to the interior, torn linings, and broken straps), the best thing you can do for your leather collection is to get into the routine of using leather conditioners to keep your bags, boots, and belts looking as rich as they day you invested in them.