Can I use this on my Timberland boots?
73226
It says on the can that it is okay for leather and swede but I used it on a fake suede and it worked beautifully. No change in color or texture.
646005
no, it's more of a topcaot for other fabrics on actual shoes. it doesn't work on the rubber parts.
1536669
If the shoe streacher fits into the sandal, it will work. Im not really sure it will work by itself. The product worked real well when I wet my boots and used the kiwi spray. I assume that it would work on any leather, but you need to put some outward pressure on them.
1020077
I use it on $1000 Luchese boots with no problem. On my older worn boots, it does temporarily darken them a little (a day to weeks, depending on the condition), but so far they have come back beautifully. I'd try a little on a cuff or something before committing the whole jacket. And like I said in the review it takes VERY little of this stuff (like a spray or two on a shammy. If you spray it directly on the leather, you've already used too much), followed by gentle buffing.
107481
Yes, they work great on dress boots and casual boots. I also use them on my dress shoes. No problems with stains on lighter colours. For my winter boots, I recently tried this product instead: Kiwi Boot Protector, 12 Ounce It works great, but it does darken the colour on anything not black, and changes the feel of the boots since it's basically applying a layer of silicone. For normal, everyday wear (including in rain), I stick with the product you have asked about.
1776432
It does not water proof boots. This is for cleaning leather. Instead shop for "Sno Seal" and it will waterproof your boots.
157119
I believe it will work on any rubber surface and will remain flexible which is why it was ideal for use on my fishing boots.
472155
I just bought some for my new Distressed Ariat boots. Right on the side of the package it says "DO NOT USE ON DISTRESSED LEATHER". Thanks for the heads up, that was sarcasm if you didnt recognize it. Thanks for the not so true description. Thanks for nothing.
1993634
I use it for ski boots. Normally I take my liner's out of the boot to dry. This is recommended but it should work, but slower, if you don't. I love it.
1470777
I wouldn't use them in UGGs. They work via adhesive backing and I can't picture them adhering to sheep skin. I would only use them in leather boots that have a solid inside.
997936
It depends how many coats you apply, how tall your boots are, how big your feet are, and how much per coat. I always apply 2 coats, letting them dry completely in between. I soak the whole boot the first time, and soak the foot area both times. I used it on size 10 knee-high suede boots with fringes, which requires more spraying, and have 1/2 a can left. In general, the way I use it, I would say 1 can is good for 3 pairs of knee-high boots (without fringes).
452786
I used Shoe Goo with great success on my construction work boots that were separating from the heal, and it stuck and stayed on very well. I would give it a try.
2117246
Unfortunately, I don't think this would work for shoes. I would LOVE to find a product that would work for shoes and boots! I wish someone would sue the pants off manufacturers who make slippery soles. You can't find real rubber soles anymore, everything is synthetic.
259542
hmmm...I imagine so, but I used mine on some heels and flats. I would think that what I used it on is a tougher material to stretch than the upper material on boots so I would bet it'd work on tall boots too. Hope that helps
778901
Yes I use it in all my shoes and boots. I have used these braces for several years. This is the third and least expensive.
1933358
I really dont know if this will help her with her faux-leather boots because I used it only on my suede boots and it worked well.
2040868
I would say it probably would not work well on leather boots, I would invest in some mink oil or a product specifically designed for leather