The jug is large and hard to maneuver, but the oil really does the job! Great for conditioning leather. It does darken the leather, so if you have light leather and want it to stay that way, you may want to try some other product. Neatsfoot oil replaces the lost oils in the leather. It keeps it supple and moist. Great for dry, cracked leathers!

Pros: It waterproofs wonderfully.

Cons: Can be a bit messy.

If you have leather tack, then this is a must have in your tack room. Pure neats foot is much better than the compound type of neats foot oil. It helps protect against weather and preserves your saddle & bridles. I try to do a fall cleanup of all my tack every year and use this product to re-condition my leather

Pros: leather must have

Cons: messy

For routine leather conditioning this is the way to go. Just get a work area that can get messy and coat away! Might not be the best for really old or abused leather. Think I'll pass on the taste test!

Pros: Works

Cons: Mess

I love this stuff. i have taken old leather that you would have never imagined to still be usable and after a good soak in some neatsfoot oil and a day or two of drying it was perfectly usable again. it darkens some leathers but if you have old tack that is cracking this is a great solution

Pros: works great for old leather

Cons: messy

This is my favorite oil to use on tack. It really sinks into the pores and grain of my saddles and bridle sets. Great to soak super stiff leather pieces in as well!

Pros: It does wonders on dried out tack

Cons: really watery consistancy