Obenauf's Heavy Duty LP Leather Preservative ^Sale

Used some name brand saddle soap to clean my boots than applied the obenauf's leather preservative , and was amazed at the perfomce and longevity of this product .It's world class !

I use the Heavy Duty LP Leather preservative on a pair of Big Combo boots in SE Alaska. The terrain is wet, rocky, muddy, or snowy, often all in the same day. Last November, I stepped into what turned out to be, a mud hole in a wash out, up to my knee. I forgot to pack my gators that day, so when I pulled out and looked down, the mud was so thick, there was no telling where the pants stopped and the boot started. I had to wave my leg around in a creek, up to my knee to sort of, wash it off. Back at the cabin I found my feet were dry, and the boots easy to clean with a little water and soft brushing. The next morning the boots were good to go. What else would you, want a tough comfortable boot and an excellent leather preservative, so I really don’t care what I walk through, or as in this case, step into.

My go to leather care product since the early nineties.

Obenauf's Heavy Duty LP Leather Preservative

I haven’t had a chance to use it on my new Backcountry boots yet, I normally use conditioner sparingly and the Walnut Timberjack leather on these boots is still very supple and oily/waxy after a month’s wear, often in very wet conditions. I have used this same product on other leather hiking boots since many years, it works very well. Just be aware that it darkens leathers appreciably, use Pecards instead if you want the colour to remain unchanged.