Fiebings Pure Neatsfoot Oil

Hard to find essential for good quality baseball glove.

Good value. This company has a lot of products for leather.

Works well

prefer to lexol

Quality product. Good price per/oz for tanning and preserving the hides of 5 deer.

Not sure if I got a bad batch or what, but my jug of neatsfoot oil smelled like rancid ham fat. Pretty freakin gross. Didnt want to give any of my leather goods away smelling like that.

This is the best product for breaking in dress shoes. I apply it generously and let it soak in overnight. After a week of wearing the shoes, theyre broken in perfectly and ready for a good polish/cream if desired. Brings new life to all leather. I also treat new leather work gloves. Makes them more comfortable and last a lot longer.

I wish I had taken before and after pictures of the bet I have used this on. The belt was a gift and I hadnt touched it in a few years. When I took it out to use it and unrolled it you could hear the leather cracking and creaking as it unrolled. I knew I couldnt use it. I ordered this product after reading up on leather care online and decided to give it a try. I used a brush to paint the oil on each night and watched the leather belt soak it in like a sponge. After treating the belt about 3 times you could easily see how much it had loosened up and was much more flexible. This product will be something I will always keep on my shelf for all my leather products.

Smells like a butcher shop.

Exactly what I expected. This oil is so good I dont understand why it is not available in most big box stores. It was my go to oil when I was young but became difficult to find. This time I put it on some leather climbing gear with a stamped date of 1951. The leather was very dirty, dry and stiff. By the time I finished applying the oil, the gear was as soft and pliable as when it was new. I placed the order and two hours later got a response that it was shipped. It arrived two days earlier than the projected date. You dont hardly get them kind no more.