Setup, Compatibility & Care
To maximize the lifespan of your boots, begin by applying a leather protector spray to the heavyweight leather before your first outing. During the break-in phase, wear thick socks to prevent blistering while the leather molds to your foot shape. For regular cleaning, wipe away surface dirt with a damp cloth and use a neutral shoe polish or leather conditioner to keep the material hydrated. Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme heat, which can crack the leather, and ensure you store the boots in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture buildup inside the lining.