Fiebing'sFiebing's Boot Cream 2.25oz - Black - Boot and Shoe Polish

Sorry I didn't do "before and after" photos. Suffice to say, I used the product on a VERY beaten old pair of RedWing boots that had been neglected for far too long. After heavy cleaning of the boots, scrubbing, &c. applied the crème with dauber, worked it into the leather and let dry a full day. Next day, took a brush and buff-cloth to the boots.The leather softened back up wonderfully! A lot of the black came off on the buff cloth though. Needed 2 more applications.Tried it on a "newer" pair of boots as well, hoping to get a nice shine. It doesn't "shine" but it does provide a nice "patina". Very nice.The "perfume" added isn't really to my taste though. If you don't mind work boots that smell "pretty", it's truly worth the purchase and effort, overall. Just the "conditioning" properties have given me my good old boots back and I'm happy about that! In fact, this conditioned better than the actual "conditioner" I'd used on them before, and at less cost than the conditioner.Recommend? Yes!

I usually don't post Amazon reviews, let alone include photos, but I had to for this product. I bought this to clean and polish my Frye boots that have gotten tons of wear. I've had these boots for almost 7 years and I've been caught in rain, snow, and salt with them, so they were in need of a deep clean and condition. I used the Fiebing's White Saddle Soap to clean them first and then finished/polished them with the Fiebing's Black Boot Cream and I was truly impressed with the results. I wish I had remembered to take a before photo, but you can see that the cream totally restored the shine, whereas they were dull from being exposed to wet conditions before. This product performs well and it's much more affordable than other brands.

This boot is circa 1964. The black is a precise match. I applied it with a small cotton rag. Waited for it to dry (overnight), then shined it up with a cotton sponge. The stuff is easy to use and washes off your hands relatively easily too.

We just received product, so can't comment but even though it was bubble wrapped upon receiving the lid was broken and polish had leaked out.

Goes on easy. Why do they use a plastic lid? I went to screw lid back on after I was very satisfied with product and would not tighten. Just slips around the stop. If you use it often that won’t be a problem but in storage it will dry out.

I had ordered a different shoe cream, but the order was cancelled from lack of stock. So I tried this, and maybe it was plain good luck. It restored a rich, black color to some shoes, which were charcoal gray after I'd used rubbing alcohol to strip off the wax and redo their shine.It's a good sign that if you don't wear a plastic glove, your fingertip will get deeply stained. (I don't use applicator brushes, because I like to work cream hard into the leather.)

Worked great on my shoes. They look almost new.

I use it on my cowboy boots. I usually put som leather conditioner after a thorough cleaning and then the boot cream. Excellent. Good waterproofing and a good shine as well.