Carr & Day & Martin500ml Belvoir Leather Balsam Intensive Conditioner

I have bought multiple similar leather conditioners and oils from just about all the other similar products available. I have had the best results with this leather balsam that I have used to treat my multiple designer leather jackets and other leather goods. I bought this product after seeing how it was used at various dedicated leather restoration businesses. Leather is cleaned and oiled to perfection, with beautiful dry down appearance. No discoloration or change in color of underlying leather. Leather remains soft and supple with very nice scent. Highly recommended.

This balm is heaven for my tack and boots. It is absorbed well by the leather making is soft and supple. It also smells quite nice. The only downside is the integrity of the sponge it comes with isn't the best so I end up using my own tack sponges about halfway through the jar because the sponge it comes with starts breaking apart into little pieces. Still a wonderful product that I'll always have on hand!

Smells great, conditions well, leaves leather soft and smooth.

After cleaning my saddle I apply a coating of this and it gets very well absorbed. Keeps leather feeling subtle and looking great. Eastt to apply and does a superior job.

It works great and the scent of the conditioner is super. I'm glad to finally have a product that is so effective.

Works great and I use it on all of my horse’s tack as well as my own riding stuff. Smells great too

There are other products out there that do as good a job as leather balsam, typically balsam-based products with a stabilizer such as beeswax to further help with waterproofing... but this product works great for quick wipedowns after cleaning your leather goods when you don't have the time or energy to really get in there and work the product in.A quick scrub and wipe with saddle or glycerin soap, followed by a generous application and wipedown with this product, will keep most leather in great condition. It does contribute to darkening over time, so using this on some lighter colored leathers (that you want to keep that way) is not advisable.I use this for two items I own, an oil-tanned cowhide messenger bag and some soft greasy brown Doc Martens boots that I've had for over 20 years.

I love this stuff- not only does it make my leather look great, it also makes it a bit tacky to the touch. I love it on my dressage saddle, it really helps me get that extra grip to sit my horse's trotwork (he's like sitting a jackhammer). I also like how it kind of repels moisture- I've had to use my brand new saddle (ok almost a year old now, but it still looks brand new) in the rain a handful of times when we've been caught out at home and at shows. I put this on generously before riding when I know I will get rained on and I never have watermarks or any kind of moisture marking when I'm done riding. I have not tested the theory in a raging downpour, only generic rain.