Eagle 3-Piece Saddle Soap Kit - Neutral

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Eagle 3-Piece Saddle Soap Kit - Neutral

UPC: 00850049799799· SKU: LF-YTVE-L7HE-1

$13.97
Eagle Saddle Soap is a lanolin-enriched cleaner that lifts dirt, salt and grime from finished leather without stripping the oils out of it. The kit pairs the soap with the brush and cloth that apply it properly, so a clean takes minutes instead of guesswork.

Best on boots, saddles, tack, bags and belts. Not for suede or nubuck — the lather mats the nap.
  • Saddle soap with lanolin, applicator brush and microfiber towel
  • Cleans, conditions and protects finished leather in one kit
  • Made for boots, saddles, tack, bags and belts

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UPC
00850049799799
Case pack
48 units
Case dimensions
21x21x9 in · 28.6 lb
Dampen the applicator brush with clean water.Pick up a small amount of saddle soap.Apply the soap using gentle circular motions.Work the soap evenly into the leather.Wipe away dirt and excess soap with microfiber cloth.Allow the leather to dry naturally before use.

Description

Eagle Saddle Soap is a lanolin-enriched cleaner that lifts dirt, salt and grime from finished leather without stripping the oils out of it. The kit pairs the soap with the brush and cloth that apply it properly, so a clean takes minutes instead of guesswork. Best on boots, saddles, tack, bags and belts. Not for suede or nubuck — the lather mats the nap.
  • LELeather Boots
  • SASaddles & Tack
  • BABags & Belts
  • DEDeep Cleans
  • COConditions
  • RERestores Shine

What's Included

  1. 01 Mink oil conditioning paste3.52 oz tin
  2. 02 Horsehair applicator brush5 in, natural bristle
  3. 03 Buffing pad3 in felt dauber
  4. 04 Microfiber finishing cloth12 × 12 in

How to Use

  1. Dampen the applicator brush with clean water.
  2. Pick up a small amount of saddle soap.
  3. Apply the soap using gentle circular motions.
  4. Work the soap evenly into the leather.
  5. Wipe away dirt and excess soap with microfiber cloth.
  6. Allow the leather to dry naturally before use.

FAQs

What leather can I use saddle soap on?

Finished smooth leather — boots, saddles, tack, bags and belts. Avoid suede, nubuck and unfinished or exotic leathers.

Will saddle soap darken my leather?

It can slightly deepen the colour, especially on light or untreated leather. Test on a hidden area such as the inside of a boot shaft first.

How often should I use it?

Every few weeks with regular use, or whenever the leather looks dull or has picked up dirt and salt.

Do I need to condition afterwards?

Yes. Saddle soap cleans and adds some lanolin, but a conditioner or mink oil afterwards replaces the oils and keeps the leather supple.

Can I use it on suede or nubuck?

No — the lather mats the nap. Use a suede brush and eraser on those instead.

What's the brush for?

The 5" applicator brush works the soap into a lather and reaches seams, welts and tooling that a cloth can't.

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