How To Clean Tall Riding Boots Easily

Cleaning your tall riding boots can really be a chore, especially if you don't clean them often. But, if you follow the steps I show you in this video after every ride, it will be much easier to keep your boots in fantastic shape, and they will last longer.

First be sure to remove any mud, or debris from the boots. If your boots are muddy, remove the mud, and use a wet rag to get the mud off. If you do this right after you ride it will be MUCH easier.

Then the fun part, gather your supplies. You will need:

Foam saddle soap (I like leather new, it works well, and is easy to work with, and it doesn't cost a lot, around $8.00.)

Leather conditioner( I like to use Antares leather conditioner. This one is more expensive, around $20.00, but it will protect your boots, and make them last longer.)

2 to 3 washcloths or old rags

Soap up one boot at a time with the saddle soap, making sure to get all of the creases, and all sides of each boot.
Make sure to really clean the leather, and be sure to make sure the leather has absorbed the cleaner before moving on to the next step.

Once the leather is clean, then apply some leather conditioner to your boots. This will help to keep your boots soft, and the leather pliable. It also helps to condition the leather so your boots will last longer.

I do this after every time I ride, to help make sure my boots last longer.

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