This is a good brand of saddle soap and if you like cleaning leather with a soap, this just might work for you. Be sure to rinse after you scrub and you will have better results

Pros: good saddle soap

Cons: use elbow grease when cleaning

I have used this on saddles, bridles, and boots. It works well on anything leather, although you have to work a little to get it out of any tooling on saddles. That's probably true of any saddle soap. The saddles and bridles look well conditioned after cleaning with this, but I usually still use leather oil also (I don't clean tack often). This stuff does seem to make tack a little sticky right after it's cleaned, but maybe that is any leather soap product, or maybe I am not cleaning it off properly.

Pros: price, effective, clean smell

Cons: seems somewhat sticky

For years we kept our saddles in the barn out in the open this soap kept them looking new . Then dad built a tack room he still made us use the soap anyway,when I ask why he said it has worked so far hasen't it.

Pros: easy to find , easy to use

Cons: none

I used this on my lovely English saddle, and I continue to use it on boots. Lather a sponge, rub in, wipe away excess -- what could be simpler?

Pros: Easy, economical, nothing better

Cons: None

This saddle soap is great for all types of leather products! Great way to clean and condition all types of leather. Keeps it very plyable!

Pros: Great for all leather products!

Cons: n/a