Fiebings Pure Neatsfoot Oil

Ive never used neatsfoot oil, so I dont really know how it should smell. From reading some of the other reviews I assumed their might be a funny smell. When I opened it and took a whiff it was unpleasant. It seemed like something I had smelled before, but I couldnt think of what it was. So, I asked my wife what she thought. One whiff and right away she said that smells like rancid oil. Is it supposed to smell like that? I just wonder if this oil has been sitting in a hot warehouse too long and turned rancid. Does it work as advertised? Sorry, but I dont know yet. I just got it today and applied some to a rifle sling this evening. Itll probably be a couple of days before I can tell the full effect on the leather.

I grew up on the backs of horses and had to clean my tack daily and oil it as needed or bi weekly depending on weather (rain didnt stop our lessons). The saddle I grew up with is still around and soft and supple. It sat in storage for 20 years and when I took it out I was a bit nervous but besides being dusty it looked and felt just like when I put it away. The picture is after I cleaned the dust off and re-oiled it with the neatsfoot oil. That saddle was bought in 1980 and I think it looks great for the amount of miles on it plus the storage time. I am a believer in this product.

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Great Product

This time proven goop softened and restored a neglected harness. Now my Clydesdale can prance down the street and show off.

You get a lot for the money, works as it should to protect leather.

Nice product for the money

I use this oil on all of our leather goods, from baseball gloves, boots, handbags, leather jackets to knife sheaths. If you don’t use it, your leather goods will dry out and crack. Annually, I treat all our leather goods with this product so I go through a lot of it. My only note is that after you apply it liberally, you need to let it absorb overnight. Final note, depending on where you live and the ambient humidity, you may need more than one coat/yr. If you need it, use it because it will greatly extend the life of your leather goods.

If you dont already know this is the very best saddle and bridle oil. I have all leather furniture because of allergies and the dogs. I wash my furniture with Murphys oil soap then if I need to I oil it. There is one chair and ottoman near a fireplace that gets dry that one I have to oil. I would recommend this to all riders for their tack. Dont use too much on your reins too often or they will get too soft.

A great product at a great price. Mild odor, thin enough, to run through a spray bottle, and keeps my leather furniture buttery soft without a greasy film. Also protects and extends the life of my work boots and gloves.