Huberd's Shoe Oil – Leather Conditioner & Waterproofer Since 1921

I am a big fan of leather. I always have Ben. I always will be the quality and the gauge of the level doesn’t really matter but at the end of the day I wanna make sure my leather lasts so I bought this and I have to say this stuff is absolutely magical. I do it slightly different. I use a hairdryer I warm up my leather first just a little so it’s warm to the touch then I use this oil it absorbs in and doesn’t leave any residue on the surface. I’ve used this on boots waistcoat belts, jacket jackets everything and it is fabulous.

This does the job! I have used it on both the new leather straps of a rucksack and the old dry straps of a vintage army sack. It softens and waterproofs. Expensive but if you want the job doing…

Good product

Smells a bit but works very well for keeping your boots waterproof and looking like new

I highly rate this product seeps in to the leather easily and has a pleasant smell

I use this all the time on a number of leather boots I own. It really helps preserve the quality of the leather and also gives a great shine and depth if colour to tge leather as well. Great value for money. It us easy to use and you can use regulally as an effective leather preserver.

It does what it says on the tin

Renovated a pair of leather walking boots which were becoming quite stiff and hurting my feet. They are now more supple. As previous people have said, there is a strong smell and so I shut them in the utility room with an extra or fan on.

Old school remedy for old stiff heavy leather. Used to restore vintage saddlebags that had dried out and were too rigid to close properly. After multiple, generous applications the leather softened right up. Works best if the leather is at elevated temperature - do it outside on a hot sunny day and the leather will just drink in the oil. The result is not shiny but looks great. I suspect this stuff would do wonders for heavy leather boots. It has a smokey/peat smell to it so maybe not good for leather furniture or car seats.

Buen acondicionador, perfecto para botas de trabajo, ya que oscurece bastante la piel y el olor a fogata no pasa desapercibido, si no tienes problema con eso, es perfecto para cualquier tipo de zapato de piel, acabo de aplicar el acondicionador en unas botas Ariat heritage lacer y el color que tomo la piel es hermoso a mi parecer, estoy ansioso por usarlas. Pasados unos cuantos días las botas se empiezan aclarar un poco(segunda foto).El cuero se hablando bastaste perfecto para botas nuevas que empiezas a romper, las mías estarán listas en un par de días. Encantado con el producto

This stuff is excellent. I bought it for my soles and its perfect. The smell is good, not overpowering and dissipates quickly. Super easy to apply, I used a little paint brush and it worked well, and then just threw the brush in a ziplock to use again. To me that works better than using a rag or towel also preventing any possible color transfer from the rag.

Great boot oil. very good for replenishing oils in work boots

I used Huberts shoe oil on a pair of boots. The oil is thick, dark brown color and has a unique scent. I had to use a rag to apply it, it does not have an applicator like some other brands. The oil went on easily, soaked in quick and darkened the leather from a redwood to a darker reddish brown. The leather was noticably more supple, did not feel oily to the touch. I wore the boots the next day, it was raining, the shoe oil did make them waterproof, the rain water did not penetrate into the leather. Huberds shoe oil performed well, I would recommend it to anyone who wants to protect their boots and other leather items. With good leather boots costing $400+ Huberds shoe oil gives great protection for minimal cost.