Fiebing's 100% Pure Neatsfoot Oil - Natural Leather Preservative - 8 Fl Oz

I bought this oil for my leather chairs and to use on my coleman stove. The pump is made of leather but was all dried up ( it's probably 30 years old or so but barely used. I soaked the leather part of the pump for over 24 hours and the stove is working again! I will be keeping a little jar of this oil with my camping stuff to oil my stove during trips. Very happy with this product.

Works as intended, very small amount though

Works well. Darkens leather so beware. I wanted my shoe leather to get darker so I knew what I was getting into. Easy to apply with a dauber. Soaks right in. After several applications, leather gets supple. When surface dries I wait another day and then apply mink oil. Topsiders look and feel awesome. Redwing work shoes are next.

A good product at a reasonable price from a reliable and well known mfg

I have used this oil (neatsfoot) for years,as a treatment for my baseball gloves, it's all but waterproof and a Great conditioner for leather, makes them soft and flexible and does not harm the stitches or the leather. I thought if it's this good for ball gloves, I'll try it on my work boots,I could not ask for a better conditioner for new steel toe boots. It may Darken the leather But who cares they are work boots and they still look good. If you treat them as you wear them they kind of help form fit to your feet. So I use this on all my leather,belts,shoes gloves. I do not care if it darkens the leather,I think it makes leather look better anyway. The belts you might want to wait until it drys a bit. 1 1/2 leather belts need to flex a bit anyway. I think I've had 6 leather belts in my working life and they all have had neatsfoot oil applied. (As long as I can remember anyway it's been Neatsfoot oil) The only reason I bought more is I gave my Grandson the rest of mine for his boots, starting his working career and his Ball gloves LOL

I love this product for my leather saddle & tack. Been using it for years Works as expected love what it does to my leather. As for the complaints about oiliness.. All of that can be avoided by putting your saddle outside to dry after use.. This product is indeed oil, and it is gonna have to absorb into your saddle, which, depending on how thirsty your saddle is.. I personally choose to oil my saddles on days I’m not gonna be riding so they can be left out to air dry But wiping off any excess also Solves any issues of oiliness. It will also darken leather which I personally like, my saddle when I bought, it was very light and ugly and now it’s a nice cherry red kind of color.. love that!

The best product to preserve leather. My saddle made in 1973. Has kept it soft supple all these years. Wonder product and great price.

Bought this because I had previously purchased the compound and not the 100% neatsfoot product. Works excellent on veg tan, and leather work boots (it will darken the leather). You will also need to maintain such items periodically as well (I havent found anything that was a one time application for the life of the item). Cold weather with cause a white film to appear on the leather unless treated by another product or wiped down, I thought is was mold but further exam found it was a lipid (fat). Dogs will think its awesome at first, I had to put my boots up until the oil worked itself into the leather (as of right now they dont bother with them). On cold days (30'F and below) the liquid product can become cloudy but 20 seconds in a microwave will clear it up. Products above show the comparison between treated and untreated as well as the white film that will occur occasionally in cold weather.

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Purchased this product to bring back to life a 70 year old saddle. The leather had never been oiled and was extremely dry and chalky. I cleaned the saddle first and then applied the oil , which the leather just soaked right up. With each coating of oil the leather got darker, but after sitting now for several months it has lightened up some. If you are applying in cool weather make sure to heat the oil by placing in hot water as it does get extremely thick when cold. Would buy again.

Works well on leather boots

The oil is fine and I use it for leather treatment together with lanolin and beeswax. The cap hovewer had broken during shipping which made it hard to close the container after the seal was broken.

Perfect to help restore and re-hydrate old leather. From holsters to knife sheaths and everything in between, hands down a reputable product.