Used to use noting other than saddle soap and mink oil, but now rely on the synthetic stuff you can buy at every rodeo venue. That stuff is the bomb.

Yeah, will do and if I remember this evening. I used to laugh at the stuff and found I was way wrong.

Polishing work boots? WTH? Lubricate them to protect them, keep the overall appearance the same and make it seem like they have actually been used.

This stuff awesome.

Used to use noting other than saddle soap and mink oil, but now rely on the synthetic stuff you can buy at every rodeo venue. That stuff is the bomb.

I like!! I normally put 2-3 coats. Best not to wait until they get dry to reapply though : )

I’ve got some expensive mountain boots that I’ve learned hard way with, let them get to dry and they split

I did 3 coats now. I set it in a warm spot in the kitchen and let it soften up a little before applying the last coat. I like that it didn't shine them up, just brought them back to life. These boots fit great and I plan to have them forever.

If they are dry I do a coat of nests foot oil first to soften the leather back up and then mink oil. After you have the mink oil applied hit a them with the wife’s hair dryer and the mink oil will penetrate the leather.

FWIW, during my baseball career it was common practice to condition our catcher's mitt's with plain 'ol vaseline. Catcher's mitt's took a beating, as we'd go through a couple of them during a 160 game season. Vaseline treatment worked as good or better than anything else we tried, including Lexol and Neats.