Boot Oil vs Mink Oil - What's Best for Red Wing Heritage Boots?

✪ SEE MY LIST OF THE 10 BEST BOOTS, PERIOD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kuHyyefNGE ✪ RED WING MINK OIL: https://alnk.to/dLmv1Y4 RED WING BOOT OIL: https://alnk.to/dLmv1Yz RED WING LEATHER CREAM: https://alnk.to/4qQl2Ko RED WING IRON RANGER BOOTS: https://alnk.to/8tTLBwc READ MY FULL ARTICLE: https://stridewise.com/red-wing-boot-oil-vs-mink-oil/ WATCH MY TOP 5 FAVORITE BOOTS HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Y7_Bu7XGB0 Guys, don’t make the same mistake I did with my Red Wing Iron Rangers. Darkening your leather doesn’t *damage* it, but if you want them to maintain their color and attain a rich patina as they age, you need to use the right products. There are a lot of mixed messages out there about how to properly care for your boots and which products work best for different purposes. To help clear the air, I spoke to no less than six Red Wing representatives around the United States to try and find out the answer, here’s what I found out. Note that while you’ll get different advice for some of their fancier, smooth finished leathers like the Teak Featherstone, all the Red Wing reps I spoke to said these tips will work on any of the oil tanned leathers produced for Red Wing Heritage boots. ** Ingredients ** Mink Oil: Mink oil, lanolin, silicone, and some other ingredients. (Red Wing, like most companies, is cagey about revealing the precise formula of these products.) Boot Oil: Mink oil, pine pitch, no silicone. CHECK OUT MY FIRST EVER REVIEW: THE RED