Fiebing's Yellow Saddle Soap for Leather (3.5 oz Tin) - Leather Cleaner & Conditioner to Soften, Protect & Restore Leathercraft - Leather Soap for Car Seat, Couch, Shoe, Purse, Boot, Bag, & Saddles

I had a similar product from Australia years ago, this seems very much the same.I used this on a new heavy saddle bag type item to soften it and preserve it. It worked wonderfully. It can slightly darken the leather but to me it gives it a richer look and definitely softer feel.I had great success with the other product on leather furniture, automobile seats and heavy leather jackets.I warm it in the oven, very slightly. turn the oven on warm for a few minutes but turn it off so it is just warm maybe 100 degrees, not hot!!makes the application easy, then wipe off with a clean towel.Done!You will like this product. If you are treating saddles or other equestrian products get a large canister.

Made my dirty old saddle look new again, the size is great it’s bigger than my hand. The design on the front is cool and noticeable so hopefully i won’t loose it. The smell isn’t bad, makes my saddle extremely soft and conditioned. So easy to clean with sponges, overall value for money is great.

Love that this is a high quality product that is easy to buy. It came carefully packaged and creamy smooth inside the canister. I learned about this after going down the rabbit hole of leather restoration on TikTok, but finally bought it after paint stripping on my leather chelsea’s. Couldn’t save the paint stripping, but the saddle soap left the intact leather supple and a nice uniform color on my chealsea’s and my nicer riding boots.

I used this product on some needy Justin Leather workboots. I had used another leather balm (a great product in itself) but it wasn't enough on this neglected and dry leather that I felt would benefit from a proper leather cleansing (leather soap). So I bought the Fiebings, and I was greatly pleased with the results, as the leather maintained its richness over the following days. Made the leather more supple as well as clean, and set up the surface to properly receive some conditioning. Yeah, this was what these boots needed to set up for a nice finish. The leather is richer, and more pliable, without the leather being saturated with unwanted chemicals. I've been wearing the boots all day and into the evening, and this is what it's all about. So this Saddle Soap is EXCELLENT for leather boots, IME.Since this is my first foray into saddle soap products, I'm not exactly an authority, so I'll give it a 4, but it likely deserves 5. It's great stuff. Simple to work with. Easy peasy. and it WORKS.

I’ve been using this Saddle Soap for a while now, and it works wonderfully on all my leather items. It effectively cleans and conditions. I’ve used it on shoes, bags, and even my car seats, and it always restores the leather beautifully without leaving any residue.

Works great for cleaning and conditioning leather purses and shoes. Easy to use. Highly recommend.

Quality saddle soap. Cleans well and buffs to a nice finish. A little pricey, but worth it.

I used this on a pair of Sorel Caribou Boots. The boots are super warm and built like a tank, so I didn't give much thought to maintenance of them. They just seem to take the abuse and keep working. Well, my last winter camping expedition I got a little bit of water leakage into the boots, which is unsat. That cannot be permitted. I knew the first step to waterproofing them was to clean them, and I bought Fiebing's Saddle Soap on the strength of its recommendations. Good choice. I applied the soap and a little bit of water with a microfiber cloth. It lathered up nicely, and [wow] did it remove years of dirt and salt! When I was done, I was amazed at how soft and supple the leather was. I didn't notice the change in the leather from years of junk soaking into it, because the change was so gradual. This product did its job well. Now, my boots are back to a beautiful, clean state, but I need to address the waterproofing aspect. Jump over to my review of Fiebings Mink Oil Paste to see how that went. (Spoiler: It went well). Additional Thought: I did not agonize over finding the cheapest saddle soap. It is something I use rarely, so my main concern was efficacy, with an eye to not paying an exorbitant price. Maybe there are cheaper alternatives, but this worked so well that I am going to stick with Fiebings.