I personally use redwing leather shoe cream for my Thursdays. Of all the conditioners I used I recommend redwing shoe cream. If you use saddle soap you'll have to put some conditioner or cream. Saddle soap will remove most of the oils within the leather as well. Which is why it's important to use cream or Conditioner when the saddle soap is wiped off then dried.
Hi Seikomode! I really concur with ya on that recommendation. Redwing Conditioner is a great option for many leathers. Thanks for taking time to drop us a comment.
Really enjoying the vids ! love your energy. For the rough and tough leather you can actually use the Saphir spray conditioner ( normally for suede) to condition it without changing the texture.
I have 2 captains. The Classic Black and the Arizona Adobe that I got in the last few weeks. I wanted a pair of black and brown dress boots. The AA’s is part of the R&R line and I haven’t cleaned them much outside of brushing them with a horsehair brush at the begging of my day and the end of the day. I do that to all the boots I wear. My black classics are means for more dressy occasions and my AA’s are a daily shit kicker boots. These will essentially last me a decade if not more so it’s well worth the $400. Don’t forget to buy a shoe tree to keep the boot looking brand new or close to brand new. I bought the Cobbler’s choice leather cleaning kit and I haven’t used anything other than the waterproofing spray on both boots and the leather conditioner on the Classic black ones. The conditioner is super nice and glossy right after you put them on. I would recommend putting a small amount on a microfiber cloth and then just apply it to your smooth leather boots at the end of every night to make sure they’re ready to go in the morning. Keep the same towel around because they little bit of conditioner will last you multiple uses. I haven’t used the leather cleaner on either one of my boots but I will when it gets dirty.
Thanks for watching and dropping a comment. Sounds like a great collection you have and solid routine there. Hope you check out some of our past videos too!
I bit the bullet & bought three pairs, Tobacco Captains, Matte-Black Legends & the Taupe Rogues excited & nervous never invested that kind of money in footwear before
@@GentlemansJourney The rogues are definitely a out of the box style for me to try so I hope I like them. I do enjoy the sleek & simple look of the regular chelsea boots but I will appreciate the extra grip & durability/longevity of the storm king outsole the Legends have is what I was thinking
Thankyou for doing a video w the saphir cream!!! Ive been wanting to see the results w it and no one uses it. Cant wait to see you grow and best wishes!
I have those same Thursday Captains. Every time I look at them, I always wonder why Thursday calls that a brown color. Like you, I see burgundy, wine or maybe even maroon. Brown????
As far as I’ve encountered you really can’t get a mirror shine on chrome leather boots. The wax will literally slip right off of the leather if you even touch them. That’s what I’ve experienced. I have also heard that from The Elegant Oxford Channel from what I recall. Check his channel out and see. I unfortunately don’t have a link to that video. I watched it a few months back. But I’m sure if you look up oiled leather there you will find a maintenance video like we have here. Cheers
I'm not looking for a mirror shine with either of these leathers. I did put some cream polish on the brown boots in a different video and I did that mainly for the color pigmentation.
Man, I appreciate this video. But there's one tiny missing surface that you were doing overthere, I take my way finding those "interface" surface between the sole and the leather, the surface that you have to use the toothbrush to reach. Usually, that surface takes the most forces while movement and the more day we are using, the more scratches are made, so I take a deep care on that "interface" line, apply the Leather Care up to 3 layers, then use my Saphire Brown Red ( wax type ) to make it stronger. Hope this would help in your Care Process. Cheers!
Thanks for the great instructional video! It helps me know the boot cleaning process. I got my Thursday Captains in Tobacco Rugged & Resilient Leather also about a month ago. I’m torn on which cleaning product to buy though! I like the Otter Wax brand because of the natural ingredients. You said to use a Saddle soap for the tobacco leather and Otter Wax has that, but I saw on the “Trenton & Heath” channel he used suede shampoo to clean rugged resilient leather. Otter wax has a suede cleaner too. I just want to clean my boots and I would love them to have a nice oiled/moist look/texture after they dry. What do you recommend between? Thanks for your time and videos! :)
Thanks so much for watching and happy that you went with the Rugged & Resilient! After sitting down with a cobbler czcams.com/video/OvtcDlbgh4o/video.html I learned more about the saddle soap. I'd say go with the suede shampoo. I am not finding that I keep that moist look up in between cleanings on the Rugged leather. I still struggle not putting any type of conditioner on after cleaning the Rugged Tobacco boots. I haven't added anything yet because I want to do the experiment with them. I say if you are dying to put some conditioner on that leather then try Saphir Leather Greasy Cream: amzn.to/3ptsToO Thanks so much and have a good day!
I use leather honey on my tobacco captains. Zero change in texture and they go back to normal color in 12 hours of drying. I'm in Florida so we get a lot of rain and sun and sand, and I hate dry boots.
Thank you for your Videos. HOUSTON I GOT A PROBLEM: Treated my rugged and resilient tobacco boots with Blackrock and they got dark like they look like dark cocoa boots. What can i do to fix it?.
Clean with sapphire Reno mat amzn.to/3GGPdGG then if they look like they need nourishment either do some bick 4 or maybe even some nubuck or suede leather conditioner.
I love those Captains you show off so well and I have since ordered a brown pair. Would you mind if I asked what shade of brown Saphir Leather Greasy Cream are you using? The Dark or the Medium. Thank you.
I use the medium brown, next bottle I get will be neutral because the pigment is not deep enough to justify the color, a neutral bottle would wok on other boots as well. I am doing a conditioner video series and the greasy cream will be in a future video. I just dropped a video today go ahead and check it out. Thanks so much for watching🥾🥾
@@GentlemansJourney I made myself a lot of leather products during this quarantine (a wallet, gloves, sheath for my camping knife and several scabbards for my longsword collection) and now I know how to make all of that look clean and fresh. Thank you!
@@kumich5 That sounds amazing, I've dabbled a bit now and very interested! If you are on Facebook Send us some pictures at @GentlemansJourneynow so we can check them out!! Would love to see that stuff!
First time watching your channel, love it. I have question ( not related to boot cleaning) the tongue on my left boot of my Thursday’s keeps sliding to the side, do you know how to fix this?
Appreciate you watching! Short of going to a cobbler to get holes to run the laces through I'd try conditioning them and while still moist with conditioner leave overnight in with shoe trees and stuff the upper with newspaper holding the tongue in the correct position. See if that will then harden a bit and take the new shape. They may need rubbed smooth after conditioning to get the old crease out.
That was a helpful review, thanks. I also have a pair of Thursday (President) Tobacco boots. Do you know if I can apply any kind of water proofing treatment to them? Or is that not recommended.
I'd say not recommended due to it changing color. However, for me I'd say do it. If you need further weather proofing then go for it For a $200 pair of boot it's not a problem, they wont last forever anyway. I've had a ton of boots over the years and even the one's I put the "forbidden" chemicals on have held up just fine. It broke down the leather but that was after some time. I find my self stuck between two worlds, WORK BOOTS and DRESS BOOTS.
Wait, do you put acrylic paint on your Thursday Boots? Please let me know what I missed. I have the same “Brown” boots from them. Idk why they call them brown either. They are far from brown. They are an amazing kaleidoscope of colors. Well, maybe not that many colors but they are not mere brown. Cheers
Thanks for checking out the video! I didn't put the pain on them.. rather just wanted to make sure people saw the difference from what others call brown and what Thursday Boot Company calls brow. Cheers
Thanks for watching! I've had the Brown maroon captains since December 2018 and have wore them a ton. The other pair since Sept 2020 and also wear a ton.
Where can I buy shoe trees at? I ordered my Thursday’s but I didn’t think about the shoe trees. Then, when I went online to buy them turns out they are out of stock. Thank you!
I just ordered a pair of these yesterday and have the same Roughnecks also. Can you speak on the quality of the Thursday Boot leather compared to Red Wings? Is it a noticeable difference by feel? Is the Red Wing leather thicker?
My Thursday's feel just as thick as the Roughnecks. I think that is due to the Roughnecks being on the Heritage Line and not a true work line. The Iron Rangers are thicker I believe. I'm stoked you got some Captains and should be very happy!
Started to upgrade from sneakers to my first pair of Thursday boots (Matt black captains and tobacco rugged). Thank you for taking time to make this video. On Matt black do I use conditioner. Thoughts on Thursday brand leather cleaning bundles?
Thanks for watching and welcome to the Thursday family :) I still consider getting a set of Matt Black.. Those are sick. With the rugged leather you just want to clean it and brush it out with a good shoe brush. I think defaulting to the manufactures products is always a solid choice so the "Cobblers Choice" leather cleaner should be all you need if you have a good brush, or a combo kit. For a deeper clean Thursday Recommends taking it in to a cobbler or professional so that's what we did on this channel. I sat down with my cobbler friend and he talked about what products he would use on the Rugged and Regular Thursday Chrome Leather, here is that video: czcams.com/video/OvtcDlbgh4o/video.html
This is clipped from their website. "Some of our leathers, including Terracotta and most of our "Rugged & Resilient" leathers (Arizona Adobe, Black Matte, Tobacco, Burnt Copper, and others), require special care. To clean these leathers, we recommend you use a Premium Shoe Brush to remove any dirt on the surface, then optionally spray the boot with Leather Cleaner and use a clean Microfiber Cloth to wipe them down. Because these leathers are so unique, we do not recommend applying any conditioning or protective products. If additional cleaning is required, we recommend visiting your local cobbler or shoe repair shop so they can handle this professionally." I have yet to get a great answer as to why this oil is packed with so much oil's and waxes from the factory that it never needs it again. However, In my cobbler video my buddy says that he would put conditioner on them. I've see other youtubers say they condition theirs. I'd go with some Saphir Greasy Leather Cream, Saphir renovator or medaille d'or leather cream. I have yet to condition mine and they do great with some Cobblers Choice Leather cleaner. Up to you mate, at this price point you really can't be too worried about "ruining" them but good stewardship is still key. Hopefully, more on this in the future.
@@CodingJokes If you are worried than just run it for a year and clean once a month with cobblers choice leather cleaner. If you think it needs conditioner after that than throw some Bick 4 on it.
@@GentlemansJourney lol! I enjoy your videos man, so down to earth for us people that can’t spend thousands of dollars every month on boots and feel our RW and Thursday’s are worthy of love 🤪
@@CarlosValentor I really appreciate you taking time to write a comment. It's motivating! We have a few ideas on videos coming up soon and a few new purchases coming soon. Cheers!
Stopped watching at “first thing you do is drop your boots on a hard surface to loosen dirt and rocks”... I know that won’t damage the boots but you could buy a 99 cent stiff brush to brush the outsole. Rocks get logged into the lugs and dropping it like isn’t going to do anything about that.
He literally takes a brush to the boots immediately after knocking the boots on the table top. Not sure why using physical shock on the first step is so offensive to you, but, if it is, you could always skip that and go straight to the brush. Regardless of this video, I always bang my shoes and boots together a couple times to knock any loose dirt off of them. Why would I want that crap in my brush bristles?
I never even thought to hit them on a hard surface. In my 40 Years of wearing boots as my everyday footwear I always just clap the bottoms together and it works fine. No need to buy some 99 cent brush. Great boot care video! 😁👌
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How often have you worn the maroon brown captains . Everyday ?
@@smiley-qb3nt For a while but not anymore. Too many other boots.
This guy is so wholesome, subscribed
Appreciate the subscription. Have some great videos coming down the line!!
Excellent way to take care of thursday boots, keep bringing all that information about boots. I really enjoy your videos. Thank You.
Thanks so much! I am really enjoying these videos and learning a ton along the way too! Do you have a set of Thursday Boots?
@@GentlemansJourney Yes I have Thursday boots in my collection. The more you use them the better they look and fit. Blessings.
I personally use redwing leather shoe cream for my Thursdays. Of all the conditioners I used I recommend redwing shoe cream. If you use saddle soap you'll have to put some conditioner or cream. Saddle soap will remove most of the oils within the leather as well. Which is why it's important to use cream or Conditioner when the saddle soap is wiped off then dried.
Hi Seikomode! I really concur with ya on that recommendation. Redwing Conditioner is a great option for many leathers. Thanks for taking time to drop us a comment.
Really enjoying the vids ! love your energy. For the rough and tough leather you can actually use the Saphir spray conditioner ( normally for suede) to condition it without changing the texture.
That's really good to know. I hope folks see your comment and give that a try! Appreciate the feedback!
@@GentlemansJourney I just posted a vis on how to clean the Rugged and Resilient line if you are interested 😄
@@TheGlassToe Thanks, I'll be happy to check it out!!
I have 2 captains. The Classic Black and the Arizona Adobe that I got in the last few weeks. I wanted a pair of black and brown dress boots. The AA’s is part of the R&R line and I haven’t cleaned them much outside of brushing them with a horsehair brush at the begging of my day and the end of the day. I do that to all the boots I wear. My black classics are means for more dressy occasions and my AA’s are a daily shit kicker boots. These will essentially last me a decade if not more so it’s well worth the $400. Don’t forget to buy a shoe tree to keep the boot looking brand new or close to brand new.
I bought the Cobbler’s choice leather cleaning kit and I haven’t used anything other than the waterproofing spray on both boots and the leather conditioner on the Classic black ones. The conditioner is super nice and glossy right after you put them on. I would recommend putting a small amount on a microfiber cloth and then just apply it to your smooth leather boots at the end of every night to make sure they’re ready to go in the morning. Keep the same towel around because they little bit of conditioner will last you multiple uses.
I haven’t used the leather cleaner on either one of my boots but I will when it gets dirty.
Thanks for watching and dropping a comment. Sounds like a great collection you have and solid routine there. Hope you check out some of our past videos too!
I bit the bullet & bought three pairs, Tobacco Captains, Matte-Black Legends & the Taupe Rogues excited & nervous never invested that kind of money in footwear before
That's a solid collection there, much respect! I'd be keen to find out how you like the Legends after a while.
@@GentlemansJourney The rogues are definitely a out of the box style for me to try so I hope I like them. I do enjoy the sleek & simple look of the regular chelsea boots but I will appreciate the extra grip & durability/longevity of the storm king outsole the Legends have is what I was thinking
Thankyou for doing a video w the saphir cream!!! Ive been wanting to see the results w it and no one uses it. Cant wait to see you grow and best wishes!
I love that stuff! Really appreciate the kind words and I am in the middle of editing a video that should be a real kick. Stay tuned!
You scared me when you pulled the brown paint out at the end. I was hoping you wasn't going to paint those nicely polished maroon boots! 😁
Haha never thought of that, that would be scary indeed!! Thanks for sticking through the video to the end. 🥾🥾
And for those really tough scratches 😃🤣😂
I have those same Thursday Captains. Every time I look at them, I always wonder why Thursday calls that a brown color. Like you, I see burgundy, wine or maybe even maroon. Brown????
Kinda strange mate! really appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment.
Totally agree
I just bought same boots, perfect! size 11.5 Tobacco rugged captians with stormking soles, perfect vid for me, lol.
Man you are gonna love them. Mine are still doing well.
As far as I’ve encountered you really can’t get a mirror shine on chrome leather boots. The wax will literally slip right off of the leather if you even touch them. That’s what I’ve experienced. I have also heard that from The Elegant Oxford Channel from what I recall. Check his channel out and see. I unfortunately don’t have a link to that video. I watched it a few months back. But I’m sure if you look up oiled leather there you will find a maintenance video like we have here. Cheers
I'm not looking for a mirror shine with either of these leathers. I did put some cream polish on the brown boots in a different video and I did that mainly for the color pigmentation.
I have the matte grey captain storm kings! Thanks for the video!
What a great boot 🥾🥾
I just use Bicks #4 conditioner, Fryes Weatherproofing wax, and a horse hair brush.
Solid routine there mate!! Thanks for watching
I would use a bit more saddle soap there, get a good foam going.
I hear ya mate!
I use HUBERDS SHOE GREASE AND LEATHER PROTECTION CREAM🇬🇧🏴 AWESOME PRODUCTS!
Great products for sure
Your new whites boots look great pak
Good job! Keep them coming.
That’s a deal 🥾🥾
Man, I appreciate this video. But there's one tiny missing surface that you were doing overthere, I take my way finding those "interface" surface between the sole and the leather, the surface that you have to use the toothbrush to reach.
Usually, that surface takes the most forces while movement and the more day we are using, the more scratches are made, so I take a deep care on that "interface" line, apply the Leather Care up to 3 layers, then use my Saphire Brown Red ( wax type ) to make it stronger.
Hope this would help in your Care Process.
Cheers!
That's a bit of really solid advice. Thanks for stopping by to watch the video and leave this comment. Cheers!
@@GentlemansJourney With heart, man \m/
Great commentary and great video! You have my subscription!
Means a lot, thanks! Catch ya in the next one.
Awesome therapy video. Need to invest in a pair of them
I sure didn't regret my decisions! Thanks for checking out the video Rui.
Thanks for the great instructional video! It helps me know the boot cleaning process. I got my Thursday Captains in Tobacco Rugged & Resilient Leather also about a month ago. I’m torn on which cleaning product to buy though! I like the Otter Wax brand because of the natural ingredients. You said to use a Saddle soap for the tobacco leather and Otter Wax has that, but I saw on the “Trenton & Heath” channel he used suede shampoo to clean rugged resilient leather. Otter wax has a suede cleaner too. I just want to clean my boots and I would love them to have a nice oiled/moist look/texture after they dry. What do you recommend between? Thanks for your time and videos! :)
Thanks so much for watching and happy that you went with the Rugged & Resilient! After sitting down with a cobbler czcams.com/video/OvtcDlbgh4o/video.html I learned more about the saddle soap. I'd say go with the suede shampoo. I am not finding that I keep that moist look up in between cleanings on the Rugged leather. I still struggle not putting any type of conditioner on after cleaning the Rugged Tobacco boots. I haven't added anything yet because I want to do the experiment with them. I say if you are dying to put some conditioner on that leather then try Saphir Leather Greasy Cream: amzn.to/3ptsToO Thanks so much and have a good day!
I use leather honey on my tobacco captains. Zero change in texture and they go back to normal color in 12 hours of drying. I'm in Florida so we get a lot of rain and sun and sand, and I hate dry boots.
That ones on my list to try, thanks!
Great video and great channel.
Appreciate that!! Many more to come 🥾🥾
maybe just me but I love the way they look worn in and kind of dirty
Not just you, I like that too. Most of my boots are in that condition
Thank you for your Videos. HOUSTON I GOT A PROBLEM: Treated my rugged and resilient tobacco boots with Blackrock and they got dark like they look like dark cocoa boots. What can i do to fix it?.
Clean with sapphire Reno mat amzn.to/3GGPdGG then if they look like they need nourishment either do some bick 4 or maybe even some nubuck or suede leather conditioner.
I love those Captains you show off so well and I have since ordered a brown pair. Would you mind if I asked what shade of brown Saphir Leather Greasy Cream are you using? The Dark or the Medium. Thank you.
I use the medium brown, next bottle I get will be neutral because the pigment is not deep enough to justify the color, a neutral bottle would wok on other boots as well. I am doing a conditioner video series and the greasy cream will be in a future video. I just dropped a video today go ahead and check it out. Thanks so much for watching🥾🥾
Man, loved this! You taught me a lot
Glad to hear it mate! Thanks so much for watching.
@@GentlemansJourney I made myself a lot of leather products during this quarantine (a wallet, gloves, sheath for my camping knife and several scabbards for my longsword collection) and now I know how to make all of that look clean and fresh. Thank you!
@@kumich5 That sounds amazing, I've dabbled a bit now and very interested! If you are on Facebook Send us some pictures at @GentlemansJourneynow so we can check them out!! Would love to see that stuff!
@@GentlemansJourney Sent a few pictures to your Facebook. Cheers
Great video man 👍🏽
Thanks for watching Dexter! Do you have a pair of Captains?
Are them the Brown Captain Boots or another color ? The look amazing 👍
Yes Brown Captains and Tobacco Captains with Stormking outsole! 🥾🥾
Not too many reviews on the greasy oil, well done.
Appreciate it!! It's a great product! Thanks for watching.
First time watching your channel, love it. I have question ( not related to boot cleaning) the tongue on my left boot of my Thursday’s keeps sliding to the side, do you know how to fix this?
Appreciate you watching! Short of going to a cobbler to get holes to run the laces through I'd try conditioning them and while still moist with conditioner leave overnight in with shoe trees and stuff the upper with newspaper holding the tongue in the correct position. See if that will then harden a bit and take the new shape. They may need rubbed smooth after conditioning to get the old crease out.
Is medium brown shoe cream the right color for these boots?
Medium brown in what conditioner?
That was a helpful review, thanks. I also have a pair of Thursday (President) Tobacco boots. Do you know if I can apply any kind of water proofing treatment to them? Or is that not recommended.
I'd say not recommended due to it changing color. However, for me I'd say do it. If you need further weather proofing then go for it For a $200 pair of boot it's not a problem, they wont last forever anyway. I've had a ton of boots over the years and even the one's I put the "forbidden" chemicals on have held up just fine. It broke down the leather but that was after some time. I find my self stuck between two worlds, WORK BOOTS and DRESS BOOTS.
Wait, do you put acrylic paint on your Thursday Boots? Please let me know what I missed. I have the same “Brown” boots from them. Idk why they call them brown either. They are far from brown. They are an amazing kaleidoscope of colors. Well, maybe not that many colors but they are not mere brown. Cheers
Thanks for checking out the video! I didn't put the pain on them.. rather just wanted to make sure people saw the difference from what others call brown and what Thursday Boot Company calls brow. Cheers
Great video! What kind of laces did you say that you used to replace the originals?
Cobblers Choice, here is an affiliate link. amzn.to/33aqCsn
@@GentlemansJourney Thanks
Great review .how long have you had the captains . The brown maroon ones have you worn them alot ?
Thanks for watching! I've had the Brown maroon captains since December 2018 and have wore them a ton. The other pair since Sept 2020 and also wear a ton.
Thanks man what color are those rugged resilient ones
@@smiley-qb3nt Tobacco
Where can I buy shoe trees at? I ordered my Thursday’s but I didn’t think about the shoe trees. Then, when I went online to buy them turns out they are out of stock. Thank you!
amzn.to/3p5YUpj This is an affiliate link to Cobblers Choice Boot Trees. I love these guys. I'm actually doing a video on shoe trees soon, stay tuned!
The Rugged & Resilient leather looks great with wear and tear.
Agreed, I love mine more and more as they go. Thanks for watching this one.
I just ordered a pair of these yesterday and have the same Roughnecks also. Can you speak on the quality of the Thursday Boot leather compared to Red Wings? Is it a noticeable difference by feel? Is the Red Wing leather thicker?
My Thursday's feel just as thick as the Roughnecks. I think that is due to the Roughnecks being on the Heritage Line and not a true work line. The Iron Rangers are thicker I believe. I'm stoked you got some Captains and should be very happy!
Started to upgrade from sneakers to my first pair of Thursday boots (Matt black captains and tobacco rugged). Thank you for taking time to make this video. On Matt black do I use conditioner. Thoughts on Thursday brand leather cleaning bundles?
Thanks for watching and welcome to the Thursday family :) I still consider getting a set of Matt Black.. Those are sick. With the rugged leather you just want to clean it and brush it out with a good shoe brush. I think defaulting to the manufactures products is always a solid choice so the "Cobblers Choice" leather cleaner should be all you need if you have a good brush, or a combo kit. For a deeper clean Thursday Recommends taking it in to a cobbler or professional so that's what we did on this channel. I sat down with my cobbler friend and he talked about what products he would use on the Rugged and Regular Thursday Chrome Leather, here is that video: czcams.com/video/OvtcDlbgh4o/video.html
I have a question @Gentleman's Journey, for tobacco color, we don't need any product to moisturize it?
This is clipped from their website. "Some of our leathers, including Terracotta and most of our "Rugged & Resilient" leathers (Arizona Adobe, Black Matte, Tobacco, Burnt Copper, and others), require special care. To clean these leathers, we recommend you use a Premium Shoe Brush to remove any dirt on the surface, then optionally spray the boot with Leather Cleaner and use a clean Microfiber Cloth to wipe them down. Because these leathers are so unique, we do not recommend applying any conditioning or protective products. If additional cleaning is required, we recommend visiting your local cobbler or shoe repair shop so they can handle this professionally."
I have yet to get a great answer as to why this oil is packed with so much oil's and waxes from the factory that it never needs it again. However, In my cobbler video my buddy says that he would put conditioner on them. I've see other youtubers say they condition theirs. I'd go with some Saphir Greasy Leather Cream, Saphir renovator or medaille d'or leather cream.
I have yet to condition mine and they do great with some Cobblers Choice Leather cleaner. Up to you mate, at this price point you really can't be too worried about "ruining" them but good stewardship is still key. Hopefully, more on this in the future.
@@GentlemansJourney appreciates for the reply, i am just worried if i use any conditioner, i don't ruin its natural color.
@@CodingJokes If you are worried than just run it for a year and clean once a month with cobblers choice leather cleaner. If you think it needs conditioner after that than throw some Bick 4 on it.
@@GentlemansJourney Thank you, i will do that
Please stop saying “rough and tough” 🤣
never! lol it's all good man
@@GentlemansJourney lol! I enjoy your videos man, so down to earth for us people that can’t spend thousands of dollars every month on boots and feel our RW and Thursday’s are worthy of love 🤪
@@CarlosValentor I really appreciate you taking time to write a comment. It's motivating! We have a few ideas on videos coming up soon and a few new purchases coming soon. Cheers!
Stopped watching at “first thing you do is drop your boots on a hard surface to loosen dirt and rocks”... I know that won’t damage the boots but you could buy a 99 cent stiff brush to brush the outsole. Rocks get logged into the lugs and dropping it like isn’t going to do anything about that.
You missed a good video then... hope you come back for future video!!
He literally takes a brush to the boots immediately after knocking the boots on the table top. Not sure why using physical shock on the first step is so offensive to you, but, if it is, you could always skip that and go straight to the brush. Regardless of this video, I always bang my shoes and boots together a couple times to knock any loose dirt off of them. Why would I want that crap in my brush bristles?
I never even thought to hit them on a hard surface. In my 40 Years of wearing boots as my everyday footwear I always just clap the bottoms together and it works fine. No need to buy some 99 cent brush. Great boot care video! 😁👌