Huberd’s Leather Dressing with Neatsfoot Oil - Leather conditioner that softens new leather and restores dry and hardened leather boots, shoes, bags, belts, baseball gloves, saddles, tack and harness.

Use on all my new leather goods, like sheaths and holsters. Wonderful product!

My dad has used this product for well over 20 yrs. in fact his last pair of work boots he bought in the mid 90s before retiring in 2003 are still going strong thanks to this product. You would think the leather would be dried & cracked by now, but it isnt. Ill bet nobody could guess they are over 20 yrs. old, having only replaced the laces & the soles.

I support any local business before Ill purchase overseas products so Thanks for still keeping your product here in the USA, but this is pretty expensive for a small bottle of this and I find it no more better than any other leather conditioner I have bought in the past...It works good but so have the others for less but as I said Ill pay a little more to keep the Chinese out of the US and support our own US based merchant because in the long run the new generation is hurting us all with overseas products...

Not quite neatsfoot oil but does the job.

Needed some oil to condition my cowboy boots.. The Huberd brand worked very well.

Had a can of Huberds around from the 70s; used it on occasion. Finally ran out and panicked!!! What to do now?? NO clue where I originally got it, but due to the electronic age upon us, and easy internet access to pretty much anything one wants, I found Huberds and several sellers. Im now completely stocked up for LIFE! Great stuff. Wouldnt live without at LEAST the shoe grease.

Easier to apply than mink oil. Great for leather boots. Darkens the leather. Great product. Will buy again.

I bought this for my pair of Red Wings Iron Rangers (Amber harness color). I did quite a bit of research to find the right oil/dressing for these boots and this worked great. My boots were about a year old, I only wear them periodically - so I never felt the need to oil them until now. I cleaned the boots really well with warm water, and let them dry overnight. Then I applied this using a cotton cloth and liberally applied to my boots. At first it looks like the boots were soaked in water, but after I applied the oil, I let them dry overnight and they soaked up the oil and had a great finish. It WILL DARKEN - so be prepared, but after about a month, they continue to look good, the leather is soft, and still has a great color. This was the least expensive option I found for applying boot oil and highly recommend it.

It is a product that actually does what it claims to do

I prefer more natural stuff like mink oil, but these works perfectly on big areas,like my couch.