Leovet Leather Oil for Tack, Saddles & Boots
Description
Leovet Leather Oil - Natural Deep Conditioning for Hard-Working Tack
Leovet Leather Oil is a natural fine leather oil that nourishes heavily used leather without leaving a greasy film. It is designed for riders who want to keep saddles, bridles, girths and leather riding boots supple, smooth and durable through daily schooling, hacking and competition.
The oil penetrates quickly and deeply into the leather rather than sitting on the surface, and it is petroleum free. An integrated brush makes application fast and controlled, which is why it is best for yards looking for a simple, economical conditioning step after cleaning.
Key Features
- Natural ingredients - beeswax, jojoba oil, coconut oil, lanolin and sunflower oil
- Petroleum free formulation
- No greasy residue - absorbs deeply for smooth, durable leather
- Integrated brush for tidy application into stitching and seams
- Economical - a thin layer covers a lot of leather
- Pairs with Leovet Leather Soap as the moisturising step after cleaning
- Extra use - can also be used on boot zips to help lubricate them
- Made in Germany
Specifications
| Brand | Leovet |
|---|---|
| Product type | Leather conditioning oil |
| Key ingredients | Beeswax, jojoba oil, coconut oil, lanolin, sunflower oil |
| Petroleum free | Yes |
| Applicator | Integrated brush |
| Best for | Saddles, bridles, girths, stirrup leathers, leather boots, boot zips |
| Country of origin | Germany |
How to Use
- Strip and clean the leather first, ideally with Leovet Leather Soap, and allow it to dry.
- Test the oil on a small, hidden area, as oils can darken some leathers.
- Apply a thin, even layer using the integrated brush, working into seams and stitching.
- Allow the oil to absorb into the leather.
- Buff away any excess with a soft, dry cloth.
- Repeat as needed, depending on workload and weather. Browse more leather care for your full tack cleaning routine.
FAQ
Will Leovet Leather Oil darken my leather?
Oils can darken some hides, particularly lighter or newer leather. Always test on a small, hidden area first before treating a whole saddle or bridle.
Does it leave a greasy film?
No. It is formulated to penetrate quickly and deeply into the leather rather than sitting on the surface, so the finish is smooth rather than greasy.
Is it petroleum free?
Yes. It is a natural fine oil containing beeswax, jojoba oil, coconut oil, lanolin and sunflower oil, and it is petroleum free.
How often should I use it?
Use it as the conditioning step after cleaning. Hard-working tack used daily benefits from more frequent conditioning than occasional-use leather.
Can I use it on riding boots?
Yes, it suits leather riding boots, and it can also be applied to boot zips to help lubricate them.
Do I need a sponge or cloth?
The integrated brush applies the oil directly, so no separate applicator is needed. A soft cloth is useful for buffing off any excess.
About Leovet
Leovet is a German horse care manufacturer producing grooming, first aid and leather care products for everyday yard use, with a focus on natural ingredients. Leovet Leather Oil is made in Germany.