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How to keep my boots looking at least OK?
Ok, I got new boots about 6 months ago because the zipper on my old ones broke. I ride English and have the Ariat Heritage III Zip boots. The toes on my boots look HORRIBLE. They look SUPER dirty and are kind of torn up. I don't clean my boots very often (I know I should). I just cleaned my boots with leather cleaner. Will this work? Is there any way I can "restore" the toes of my boots or is it just a lost cause?
PS I don't ride in shows. These boots are ONLY for lessons....
I know exactly what you mean. My boots get VERY dirty, especially in the winter. What I would recommend getting a bucket with water, rags, a toothbrush, cleaner, and conditioner. Wipe off any dirt you can with a damp rag. Then, use the rag or toothbrush (depending on how ground-in the dirt is) with leather cleaner, and clean off the rest of the dirt. Lastly, use a rag to put on leather conditioner (I use Neatsfoot Oil, but they do pretty much the same thing). Every once in a while, bring them into a cobbler and ask them to clean and waterproof your boots. It won't actually waterproof them, but it makes them more durable (and SHINY!) Hope this helps 