Leather Honey Leather Conditioner - Video Product Review - Conditioning Leather Shoes & Boots
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
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I can't plug this product enough, works great! found a beat up leather Astor briefcase from the thrift store, it was grungy but i could tell it was quality used leather, no cracks. I used Leather honey on it and now it shines like a new dime! i get compliments on it all of the time.
thanks Daniel!
@RealMenRealStyle Well I'm ex-military also so I probably do it more often than needed. Its more of a meditation than anything. Anyways, I load on the Leather Honey right after I buy new shoes. The main goal for me is to prevent creases over the toes. Shoe trees are important for this too but the Honey helps a lot. I use cream and wax all the time but there's no need to overdo it with the Honey. At least not over here in southern California. Keep up the good work Antonio!
My compliments on your outfit in this video, Antonio. Among all the videos of yours that I have seen (and I have seen quite a few), this outfit clearly ranks as #1.
Bought the leather cleaner and conditioner for use on my leather jackets. Followed directions completely. The cleaner didn't work so well. After using it, I was not too satisfied, so put a few drops of Dawn dish detergent in warm water and sponged on. The sponge was then full of dirt, which I rinsed out between jackets. Let dry in utility room overnight. Then used conditioner as directed. Worked great, but did not rub off excess as directed, just made sure I applied it evenly with hand in old clean white sock. All three jackets absorbed all the conditioner, and then hung them back in the utility room overnight. My jackets are 40, 30, and 25 years old and all looked terrific. I used about 8 ounces on the 3 jackets, total. One jacket (40 years) was horse hide, the 30 year old was sheep hide, and the 25 year old is cow hide. All well used motorcycle jackets. The old horsehide jacket is just as soft as the much newer cowhide jacket, neither as soft as the sheep hide jacket (no surprise there). Will treat all jackets twice a year with the conditioner, but not the cleaner.
I started using Harness Honey on my horse tack in the early 90s. Saddles, bridles, harness, and sharkskin boots. The saddle is still buttery smooth, the harness is flexible, not cracked, at all. And I still wear those sharkskin boots. Theyt can no longer be purchased in the US. If you've ever driven a horse in a combined driving event, the leather is soaked with sweat by the time you finish the marathon course. Just give it a quick cleaning with Lexol, Then finish with Leather Honey.
@MrDexJohn Yea, check it out. It can mean the difference of whether or not the shoes last years vs. decades (assuming you bought quality to begin with).
Seems very interesting. I have never tried a leather conditioner on my dress shoes, I just shine every 5 wears... I will definitely look into this.
I use it on my cowboy boots and my motorcycle jackets. Works great!
I heard the Saphir is pretty good. Pricey though. But I did went ahead and purchased their Patè De Lux Shoe Polish. The little kit I bought from eBay didn’t look like Quality stuff, even though it did make my boots look better, after about 25 minutes I couldn’t get a mirror shine. To be fair it was my first attempt at polishing shoes the right way. Im just used to a toothbrush and some Nikes or Jordan’s lol
Was looking for an actual review and use of the product , seemed more like a testimonial than a review . Still subbing bc your other videos are great
Great video review! It does darken the leather on my boots, but I love the look!
@senore01 Just make sure to test ANY leather conditioner before lathering all over the shoe!
i got some very nice dark brown leather chukkas, is it ok if i just use leather honey or do i need to polish as well? i kinad like the shine of healthy leather rather than over shiny polish.
My question is have you tried leather honey on a white leather boot or jacket. I know leather honey darkens lighter leather for example i had a friend with a very light brown jacket he was thinking of recoloring with a balm but when he used leather honey he saw he no longer needed the balm because the leather honey conditioner actually darken is leather jacket.
@steventearl Great to hear!
@checkitoutdewd This sounds like a great routine - how often do you follow this?
@MDSguy You won't regret it!
i just have a quick question. Does the darkening occur after every use of the product or does the darkening effect only happen after the first use?
Do you have a shoe shine box for sale and how much will you sell it for
@checkitoutdewd Thank you sir - I will!
This is good for leather jackets too? I live in southern Arizona, and my jacket is made of real leather, but it's rather thin in comparison (I purchased this particular one because of the thinness in the hot weather down here).
I just tried it on a jacket. I won’t know how it comes out till tomorrow.
@@theuglyfriend How did it turn out?
@@kennethg9277 very good. I ended up putting it on all my jackets. I have a collection of leather jackets. I used it on shoes to and it did wonders. It does have the consistency of honey I suggest squirting a little in a bowl and microwaving it for a minute before applying it goes on a lot easier.
Can I use it for a car seats?
Antonio, can I use on leather shoes and bypass using shoe polish.
I have an expensive pair of leather logger boots. It has some minor scratches and scrapes. Will this repair that and keep the boots looking great?
Can this product can be used with Sno-Seal? First condition and then seal?
Does it darken the leather if so how long will it take to go back to its original color
Hey would anyome know if it would be ok to use this stuff on a corrected leather like doc martens and solovair boots use
Do you have a shoe box for sale
Hi Does Leather Honey work for Leather Jackets as well, or its specifically designed for shoes...?
Hi Antonio, I recently purchase a mens Bally "Tollen" wallet and I was wondering if leather honey would be safe to use on it. The wallet is composed of 100 percent European calfskin with a fabric strip running across it. Bally never stated a specific leather conditioner to use on it and I don't want to ruin this wallet. Please respond.
@nitnit182 Thank you!
Can you use leather honey on white leather golf shoes?
Does this product work on Full Quill Ostrich Leather Boots ??
would this be safe to use on white leather car seats?
Difference between this and Mink Oil?
Safe for patent leather?
what aobut 4 way leather care by fiebings?
How I treat my shoes and boots:
1. Leather Honey. Let it sit overnight.
2. Meltonian shoe cream. Light coat.
3. Kiwi neutral wax. Spit shine.
Did he say "was" his favorite boots? He should have said "is" his favorite boots. BLACK LEATHER RULES!
He has another pair by now.
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It doesn't just "darken". It completely changes the color of lighter leathers. I would avoid it. Does it make a pair of leather boots last 20 years? Maybe. Now that begs the question, who keeps foot wear 20+ years? Sorry. Love the channel but not this product. I can get 10+ years out of a good pair of cowboy boots with just saddle soap and neutral shoe polish,...even the KIWI brand and I live in Ohio with salted sidewalks. But after 10 years, I'm already looking to replace them with more modern footwear or new technologies in cleaners or conditioners.
No visuals. Just him talking. What a waste
No the proof is “not in the pudding” the proof OF the pudding is in the eating. If you are going to use an old tired cliché at least get it right.
bit of shilling doesn't hurt anybody, right, shekels of the world, unite in my pocket,