How To Clean Leather Riding Boots
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Time to read 1 min
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Time to read 1 min
Cleaning and conditioning leather riding boots regularly can help extend their life and keep them looking clean. With the Moretta boot care collection and our top tips, you can discover the best way to care for leather riding boots.
Step 1: Clean and prepare
To clean your horse riding boots, start by removing any mud and dirt with a brush and wipe them clean with a damp cloth.
Step 2: Nourish and condition
Next, work the Moretta Leather Balm into the boots to restore the leather and help prevent cracks.
Step 3: Renew and restore
Once you’ve nourished the leather, use the Moretta Shoe Cream to further clean the boots and renew the leather colour.
Step 4: Shield and protect
For the final step, use the Moretta All Purpose Protector to add an invisible layer that will shield against rain and prevent stains.
Step 5: Maintain and restore
After cleaning your riding boots, regularly use the Moretta Leather Conditioner to keep the leather supple and in top condition.
Top tip: Keep your boots stored in a boot bag to help keep them clean and protected between rides.
Frequently Asked Boot Care Questions
How often should leather riding boots be cleaned?
After each ride, we recommend using a soft, damp cloth to clean and remove any sand, dirt and mud from your riding boots. Then at least once a month, your ridings boots should be cleaned and conditioned with leather boot care products.
How to prevent leather riding boots cracking?
Leather riding boots can become cracked if the leather becomes dry through exposure to heat or poor maintenance. To prevent your leather riding boots cracking, use a leather conditioner to help condition and restore the leather.
How should leather riding boots be stored?
To maintain the shape and condition of your leather riding boots, they should be stored in a cool, dry place with boot trees inserted. If your riding boots are wet after a ride, then they should be dried before being stored.
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