How to Clean and Condition Leather Boots the Right Way

Cleaning and conditioning leather boots is simple, but it’s also easy to overdo it or use the wrong product for the wrong leather. In this video, I walk through a full boot cleaning and conditioning guide using several different pairs of boots and several different leather care products. I clean roughout work boots, Red Wing moc toes, Red Wing Iron Rangers, Allen Edmonds boots, and more so you can see how different products affect different leathers. We’ll cover saddle soap, leather conditioner, mink oil, leather oil, Venetian Leather Balm, Sno-Seal, leather protectant spray, and a few basic tools like horsehair brushes, daubers, nylon brushes, microfiber cloths, and boot dryers. The big thing to remember: different leather care products give very different results. Some darken leather. Some add shine. Some are better for heavy-duty work boots. Some are better for dressier leather boots. There is no one perfect product for every pair. #BootCare #LeatherBoots #WorkBoots Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:32 Boot cleaning products used 1:29 Brushes and tools 1:57 Cleaning Nick’s Builder Pros 2:20 How to clean roughout leather 2:42 Using Obenauf’s leather protectant 3:52 Cleaning Red Wing 1907s 4:07 Using saddle soap 4:28 Leather conditioner vs mink oil 5:49 Cleaning Red Wing Iron Rangers 6:12 Leather oil vs mink oil 7:49 Cleaning Allen Edmonds Long Branch boots 9:37 Cleaning Allen Edmonds Odenwald boots 11:35 Cleaning Woolrich Yankee boots BEST OF THE BEST (affiliate links): - Bea