How do you take care of leather?

saddle soap

Mink Oil

Rub my balls on it

I use Obenauf's Heavy Duty Leather Preservative and it has always worked for me. I have a pair of Meindl hiking boots that have been put through hell but I always wash them and condition them after every time they get wet/dirty and they are in perfect shape. I use it on my oxfords and wingtips as well and they look perfect too.

Boots - Obenaufs heavy duty LP
Belts, cars, furniture, and soft leathers get Lexol
Dress shoes get polished

My boots are wet, muddy, or dirty on a regular basis

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I use Vaseline and rub my loafers! seriously, it cleans off the dirt and keeps the leather soft, albeit darker than original.

Leather new is a cheap and easy 1 step glycerin spray. I don't use it on my tack (I'm a little obsessive about that) but it is great for boots, etc.

Lexol conditioner can be found at Walmart in the car section and I use that on boots too. I hate the local cleaner, though.

For my saddle...

I love higher standards soap or even plain bar castille soap if it's really dirty. Then I've got some oakwood (I think, I got it on amazon) conditioner with tea tree and lanolin. Supposed to help with mildew too

It puts the lotion on its skin

Leather Honey > *