A unique mix of natural oils and waxes in this leather restoring balm revives, feeds, and conditions tired and brittle leather straps, belts, and other leather gear. When applied, the oils soak deep into the leather fibres, restoring flexibility and regaining suppleness to brittle or hardened leather.

The high quality natural waxes remain close to the surface, providing a waterproofing coating and preventing dirt and dust from penetrating the grain of the leather.

Regular treatment with OUTDOORSMAN Leather Restoring Balm will ensure older leather maintains it's useful qualities and will extend the life of the item. Used as part of a regular maintenance routine, it will not only prolong the useful life of your gear, but make it feel great in use and look great too!

OUTDOORSMAN Leather and Knife balm delicately enhances the grain of wood, gives a rich lustre to smooth leather, and provides day-to-day protection for metals. Although it is not specifically a waterproofing product, the wax does repel moisture and damp. Its properties help prevent oxidation of metal surfaces, making it a great choice for your outdoor knives and tools.

Key Features

Restores suppleness and flexibility of stiff and brittle leather
Offers superior protection
Durable satin gloss finish enhances appearance of leather
Repels moisture and damp
Versatile and very effective
Use on smooth leathers to restore, enrich, protect.

OUTDOORSMAN Leather Restoring Balm is versatile and very effective. Use it regularly on smooth leather straps, sheaths, covers, belts and bags. Not for use on suede.

How to use

Leather restoring wax is best applied in a warm environment, as the wax stiffens at lower temperatures.
Ensure the item is clean and dry before applying restoring wax.
Using a soft brush, work the surface of the wax in the tin to slightly soften it and to load the brush. Apply to the surface of your item using a small circular motion, ensuring full coverage and working into seams, joints, and stich lines. Work any excess into areas that seem drier or more brittle.
Allow the item to rest with the wax applied for at least 30 minutes, then apply a second coat. Allow to wax to soak again until the surface seems dry to touch.
Buff to a sheen with a lint free cloth or soft shoe brush.
Repeat the treatment regularly as required until the item has regained its suppleness, and to maintain the protective qualities, and especially after heavy use or exposure to contaminants.
Wash hands after use.

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