How do I care for my boots?Updated 4 hours ago

Boots fail from neglect more than from miles. Rinse them, dry them right, and condition leather before it dries out.

Rubber boots (Scout, knee boots)

• Rinse mud off with fresh water after wet hunts. Mud holds moisture against the rubber.
• Air dry away from direct heat and sunlight. UV and heat crack rubber over time.
• Store upright in a cool, dry place. Avoid folding tall boots over.

Leather boots (Grove, Fieldstone)

• Brush off dirt, wipe down with a damp cloth, and let them dry at room temperature. Never on a heater.
• Condition the leather when it starts looking dry or after heavy soakings. Skip silicone-heavy products on waterproof leathers.
• Use a boot tree or stuff with paper to hold shape in storage.

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