Have you try Zymol leather products?

[svx_commuter]

Has any one tried the Zymol leather cleaner and conditioner?

What do you think?

[Darksied-X]

That stuff isn't too bad. It made my leather a little softer, and smell a whole lot better. Other than that, I don't notice much. My leather was in pretty good shape to begin with though, and I could have put a little more effort into it. For the $15 or so it costs, it's worth a try.

[Landshark]

www.leatherique.com

good stuff.

[Matthewmongan]

to be honest i use burt's bees hand salve. it has a mint smell and it penetrates the leather very well.

[ensteele]

burt's bees hand salve

Sounds interesting, where do you get it?

[majeskyb]

You can get a lot of the Burt's Bees products in Books a Million. Besides there, the only other place I've seen them is online

[BoondockSVX]

I let the sun heat up the leather, then apply Zymol leather conditioner. Soaks it in like crazy, and the leather gets oh so supple. :) Good stuff.

[lee]

Originally posted by BoondockSVX
I let the sun heat up the leather, then apply Zymol leather conditioner. Soaks it in like crazy, and the leather gets oh so supple. :) Good stuff.

this advice (the heat helping) applies to most leather conditioners.

I second that Leatherique is the top of the line. I usually uses a product from Lexol. Zaino (of polymer sealant fame) has a good product as well.