Renapur Leather Conditioner | Restores, Protects, Revives | Leather Balsam

I'm impressed. Applied the product to a leather three seater sofa and leather chair. It's relatively easy to apply (using the separately supplied sponge) and creates a high shine that lasts much longer than cheaper spray polishes that claim to contain beeswax. It's surprisingly versatile and can be used on a variety of articles. I've used it on leather shoes and slippers but it appears it can be safely used on any leather, as it is absorbed and doesn't transfer to clothing. The slipper leather has just started to show signs of cracking, so I'm hoping that regular applications will moisturise the leather and either stop or slow down the degradation. All looking good so far.

I decided to feed my husband's leather jacket. It soaked up a quarter of a jar of Renapur leather balsam using the sponge provided. Due to never being done before. This product is so easy to use, has no smell and spreads really easy over the surface of the leather. This is the 1st time I have used this product and I am very surprised how easy it is to use. The colour of my husband's jacket has turned back to its original brown colour rather than a faded brown. The consistency is of a great quality bees wax and the softness has returned to the jacket. It did take me 3 hours to do but I did stop 5 times due to arthritis in my hands. It took about 30 minutes to dry out to touch. Hubbys jacket now looks nearly new again. I would highly recommend

The best renovation wax around. Use it and you'll see why. Preserves, protects, shines, lasts for ages and a decent smell

Bought for a leather sofa and some pouffes made of animal hide . I was given a balm when I bought the sofa originally and it was great. When that ran out I bought liquid leather cleaner. The cleaner did not leave the sofa looking good. It definitely needed something more nourishing. One coat of this conditioner has really helped. I am going to put another coat on part that are really scuffed, like the sofa armrests. It doesn't shine much though even after buffing with a soft cloth

Just WOW! The best I've ever bought. Whenever I have used other products, there has always been a residue left over that cracks and needs supplementing almost at once. Not the case with the Ranapur product. It lasts for a long time between applications and has a pleasant smell. It's easy to use, and comes with its own applicator sponge - a little goes a long way. It has the consistency of soft vaseline (and the same colour) and has no effect on the colour of the leather it's applied to. The size of pot is pretty good. As it's probably got organic ingredients, I assume that it is better to have this size rather than a bigger capacity that could 'turn'. It's so effective at moisturising leather that when applying it by hand, it was evident that it was also softening my skin as well. As it states that all of it's ingredients are natural and non-toxic, I just see this as a bonus. My wife immediately claimed it as her own and uses it for softening the skin on her feet. It turn out that it works for that too! Not on its recommended use so don't take my observation as a guide as to whether it is safe or advisable. I cannot recommend this more highly.

This leather balsam from Renapur is the perfect treatment to nourish, protect and carry for your leather goods. It will add a certain amount of water proofing, but it won’t make your boots water tight. Regular reapplication is advised after cleaning your boots, especially after an epic day in the wet and windy wilds. I applied the balsam to a brand new pair of leather Vivobarefoot Tracker II FG boots. It’s treated the leather really well and the look amazing for it. Whilst the colour of the leather is now darker, it’s added a richness to the colour that looks amazing. So far I’ve only needed to put a first coat of the treatment on the boots, but I’ve not been out for a good walk in them yet. The Renapur balsam was very easy to apply with the sponge included with my purchase. It’s a fairly quick process and following the instructions means you’ll be out walking as soon as poss. If you have and areas where the leather meets a fabric component like around the ankles, I’d recommend using a detailing applicator for the finer areas as there isn’t a huge amount of control with the soft sponge. Removing the laces would make it easier to apply underneath them, to ensure good coverage. All in all, this is a great product that seems to be an excellent natural alternative to a chemical based treatment.

Reasonably priced, easy to apply and great results!

Renapur is a ‘Swiss army knife’ for leather care. There are multiple uses for it across a range of leather goods from boots and shoes to leather jackets and furniture. Here are some ‘case studies’: Cherry Red Dr Martens Boots: I used to do very traditional ‘military style’ polishing, with coloured KIWI and buffing with original DM style boots. But after discovering Renapur a few years back I’d only do this if the boots were scuffed, faded or needed individual care—with Renapur, simply clean with a damp cloth, dry, and spend 10-15 seconds with a Renapur sponge. High shine. Better than traditional polishing. No bugging required. Great! Matte/lightly finished shoes. I have some brown Dr Martens and some cowboy boots that have a matte ‘waxy’ kind of finish. Renapur keeps both looking as they should, deepening the colour, working with the patina, waterproofing, preventing cracking, etc. Here Renapur’s conditioning ability shows. 1970s leather jacket. I found an old Schott biker jacket that hadn’t been used in years by the look of it. The leather was free of actual splits, cracks or holes but was so dry such issues would surely arrive soon if it was worn as normal. This was a slower process. There’s no point slathering on loads of Renapur, however board-dry and arid a jacket seems. Thin layer. Leave. See how it is. Go again. After even one coat the leather was returning to life, 3-4 coats and the leather had probably absorbed all it could and felt as supple as it should. Oh, and squeaks and creaks had gone. A lot of colour came back too, although the patina remained. All in all, it went from ‘jumble shop junk’ to ‘lovely vintage piece’ with Renapur and a sponge. Impressive. 25 year old Chelsea boots. These were bought but my mum when I was a teenager. After some pairs didn’t look great in the shoe shop my Mum suggested some ‘Alfred Sargents’. They were 180 quid! Almost 3x the price. They’ve been polished 100s of times ‘traditionally’, and resoled once, but as they’re only used now than then for ‘best’ all I use now is a Renapur sponge. Keeps them looking great. Renapur seems to give leather what it needs. It will make leather last MUCH longer by preventing cracking and splits. It restores a lot of colour, fixes (minor) scratches, smells nice, lasts a long time, saves time over faffing with other methods. Can’t praise it enough.

Nice product, good price and delivery fast.

Using it more than 20 yrs, the best care for leather shoes and accessories

Does the job, nice natural finish to leather

Der renapur Lederbalsam ist sehr ergiebig, riecht angenehm nach Bienenwachs und lässt sich sehr leicht auftragen. Es bleiben keine Rückstände zurück, die Pflegewirkung ist klar zu beobachten. Nach dem Auftragen sieht das Leder wieder aus wie neu.

The product is costly. But the product is value for money. It's worth the prize.