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.

Great stuff. Ive been using it for over sixty years and it works. If it didnt I wouldnt still be using it!

Great product and service

I used this on two pair of brand new authentic Coach boots. Worked great on the outer leather, but the inside of all four boots (both pair) have disintegrated and completely fallen apart. Liners are flaking and peeling apart and leaving bits of liner everywhere. On one pair of Björn and another pair of Ralph Lauren boots, nothing bad has happened, just on the Coach pair(s). Not sure how one would know this, many users report great success. YMMV…

This is good stuff, so good, it softened a leather hat now making it floppy. Great for ball and work gloves. Works in fast.

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.

I only buy Huberds. Keep your boots warter proof for twice as long as any other boot oil Ive tried!!!!!!

Great stuff! Salvaged a totally crapped out, cracked and brittle Brooks saddle. And my bleached out, dry topsiders are back in service.

Forget weeks of agony breaking in Docs! After daily application to both the inside and outside of the boots, letting sit for a few hours, then wiping off. They were ready to wear in two days and it felt like I had already walked in them for months! Using this on Dr. Martens was game changing and I will do it from now on. The picture is very glossy, this was when it was applied. After wiping dry, I left it to soak in the rest, after soaked in fully it returns to a nice factory sheen once again.

Not quite neatsfoot oil but does the job.

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