Skidmore's 100% Natural Leather Cream: Non-Toxic Water Repellent Cleaner, Conditioner & Repair for Horse Saddles, Riding Boots, Jackets, Gloves, Chaps, Shoes, Belts - 6 Oz Review

Good moisturizing conditioner. Used to protect and enhance my kangaroo skin whips. It purifies the skin and makes it supple and full of life. I was soon walking around the house trying it out on a wooden kitchen cabinet that needed help and an old pair of cowboy boots. It worked wonders on the end of both of them. The only disadvantage. I have seen the smell of this product become overwhelming for some people. So the state is far away, but you can try outside first.

My brother-in-law first introduced me to Skidmore's and I was immediately hooked when he applied it to my boots. I ordered a glass for myself, love it! It keeps the skin perfectly supple and conditioned and also eliminates chafing. I have refurbished all my shoes, leather belts and even handbags and brought them back to life. The skin will initially be a shade darker, but as the cream absorbs it will return to its original colour. I definitely recommend (and already have!) this product.

I have only recently purchased a new leather saddle as it is only for display at my house. The design is sleek and clean, and the genuine leather makes it very attractive. I bought original Skidmore leather cream not knowing if it would change the look or protect the saddle. I was amazed at the increase in visual and textural enrichment from using this cream. It seems like a cream that works great for my specific use. I've received many compliments on the rich shine the saddle now exudes.

I don't need silicone based sealer. I think leather needs to breathe, so I tried Skidmore on these boots. As with many shoe care products, it is best to rub with your bare hands. Slightly darkens the skin. Water drips onto the boot, but it's not waterproof. I think Skidmore makes another product that is waterproof. The photo shows a darker version with application and another untreated so you can see how much darker the treatment makes the skin. For my taste it's ok. I love that it's non-toxic…

At a time when we rarely get what we pay for and false advertising is rampant, I am genuinely impressed with every aspect of this product. I once knew a saddler who swore by Skidmores, so when I recently bought a pair of Frye boots I wanted the leather to always be in good condition. I posted some photos of my colleague's boots (which I was dying to fix) to show how awesome they are. He has owned these boots for 3 years now, wears them every day in cold weather and has NEVER treated them. After

Skidmore Original Skin Cream works amazing. So far I've used it on a Craftsmen style chair with leather upholstery; The leather is soft and looks better than new and the woodwork looks like it has been lovingly cared for, which it really hasn't. I then used the cream on a 40 year old Costa Rican chair with a handcrafted leather seat and back; thats much better. I then used it on a relatively expensive purse that had a large water stain; he no longer has. I have a house full of leather and wood…

I was looking for a cleaner/conditioner for some leather products that can be used in different ways. I have a wallet that I have carried every day for over 10 years, belts and a leather bag that I made to collect rocks in the desert. Saddle/Tack state that the product leaves a sticky feel. I didn't want this and didn't want my clothes to get much darker after cleaning/conditioning. Because I love supporting American businesses, especially small family businesses, I decided to try Skidmore's…

This is a miracle in a jar. Brought my WWII Carcano belt back to life. This gun had been in a 1950's DRY Portland cabinet for over ten years when I bought it. I had almost no faith that the original sling could ever be brought back to life as it cracked like a desert floor. I was reading about how to restore it and came across a forum with a gentleman who was very knowledgeable about leather praising this product. I took a chance and bought some Skidmores because I had to at least try to…