In this Saphir Renovateur review, I use this classic leather conditioner on 5 different types of leather and show you how to use it. Add Saphir Renovateur to your leather care kit → [ Ссылка ]

Saphir Renovateur is one of the most well known leather care products available. It's more costly than many of its competitors, but does that mean it's worth it?

I try Saphir Renovateur on Horween Chromexcel, Red Wing Iron Rangers, vegetable tanned leather, and black calfskin leather to see how it performs across a variety of different materials.

If you also want to learn how to use Saphir Renovateur, make sure you stick around until the end for a demonstration, or just use the time stamps below to skip ahead.

0:00 Intro
0:36 What is Saphir Renovateur
1:45 The Five Types of Leather We're Using
2:20 Saphir Renovateur on Horween Chromexcel
3:40 Saphir Renovateur on Red Wing Iron Ranger
4:43 Saphir Renovateur on Black Calfskin
5:43 Saphir Renovateur on Cheap Boots
6:55 Saphir Renovateur on Vegetable Tanned Leather
8:00 The Verdict
9:07 How to Use Saphir Renovateur

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If you're interested in a leather care product that doesn't produce as much shine, check out Venetian Leather Balm → [ Ссылка ]

It's cheaper and I prefer Venetian over Saphir for preserving the matte appearance of my vegetable tanned boots and Red Wing Heritage boots. Still, I'm glad I have both because the Horween Chromexcel and Black Calf leather really look beautiful when treated with Saphir.

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