Nicks Conservador de Cuero de Alta Resistencia (Grasa) 8oz - Envío Gratis

Been using it for 100 years. Best boot dressing on the market.

Great stuff. I am super excited to receive my custom Nicks wood butchers so i can break them in and after a while butter them up with this stuff.

Good grease

Does what it’s supposed to do, good product.

Great grease

Worked like a charm! Brought my waxed flesh boots back to life.

Great product! Use it all my leather products, not just my Nicks Boots

This stuff is freaking awesome!

OK

Nice conditioning for the leather, restores it to new, has a good smell too.

Great product.

After cleaning and using this grease on my old work boots and seeing the results I have cleaned more old work boots that haven’t been worn in years. I now need to resolve two old pairs of Thorogood boots. My Nicks boots are not to the point of needing grease yet

Such a great grease. I highly recommend it. Keeps your boots soft and tender.

Easy to use

Amazing product! Love Nick’s Boots and there products! This Grease worked out great and brought my boots back to life!

Y far this is the best leather preservative on the market

Cool

Awesome product for work boots

Nick's heavy duty grease has kept my boots conditioned even through a Rocky Mountain winter. Strongly recommend.

I just recently received some of this stuff with my new pair of Overlanders in the predator orange leather.



I just did a little test on a spare pair of matching false tongues, and where the neatsfoot oil blend conditioner I normally use turned one tongue to a more reddish brown and added a lot of shine, the leather grease took the other tongue right back to its original dark brown color and added almost no shine, just the way they were when I got them originally!



If you're looking to keep your boots conditioned, in the original color, without adding much shine for a more matte look, this leather grease is the stuff to get!



And it doesn't take much, either, so the $22.95 pricetag isn't so bad considering a single container ought to last quite a while.

I've worn these Nick's Urban Loggers for 3 1/2 years, much of the time on my trails which are largely through wetlands as well as in the garden and cutting down trees for logs. I've used this product exclusively and my feet stay dry, and the leather shows no sign of water damage. I just brushed them with a heavy brush, rubbed in this product, and brushed with a horsehair brush. They look great and I know they're protected.

I've tried both the oil and the greese my opinion get the greese ! I take my thumb rub some greese rub it onto the shoe and it soaks in immediately with a nice shine (leather type pending). If you want speed get the oil (darkens leather more). If you want a lasting leather conditioner that don't drastically change the color get the greese ! Also when it was raining all week the boots naturally had to get wet... the sole taking the brunt of it ! I figured i would apply the oil for fast easy absorption. To my suprise it didnt absorb well into the sole ,however on the flip side the greese had no problem with penitration. So I don't mind spending the extra time conditioning my Becca boots with the greese its highly effective !

This stuff is so much better than the mink oil people around here have been telling me to use. Set my son's boots out side to warm up while I was applying to a knife sheath. Brought the boots in and started with the sole and bottom of the boot and went right in leather was softer by the time I finished the boot.