Customer Reviews Frye Leather Conditioning Cream

This does a great job of conditioning my leather handbags and boots

Good solid cream.

Bought this a few weeks ago and have conditioned by boots with them. It did darken slightly as the label said, but it makes the boots look like new again! Really pleased with it and pleased that a little goes a long way. I'll be able to do this to my boots many times over with this one container.

I used this product on an old pair of Frye boots that had started to feel dry and the change was drastic. The boots almost feel like new.

I bought this cream to take care of all my relatively expensive ($100 and up) boots and shoes. Applied it, using a microfiber cloth, on a few pair of shoes and four pair of boots (three of them were Fryes), and was surprised how little amount of cream was used. Definitely will buy more over the time.

I bought this conditioning cream to use on my new 12R Engineer boots. It's cold here, so I warmed the boots a bit by the heater and then applied the cream with a cloth. It was easy to do and the creme absorbed smoothly. The oil did darken the boots a little, but the warm brown color was still beautiful and the boots look great!

I put this on my Frye leather boots to protect them from the weather. Very easy to apply!

Bought a pair of Melissa boots at a department store, but bought the conditioning cream online. LOVE my Frye boots, and look forward to having them for many, many years!

Great product. Easy to use. Does not stain or darken the leather. Keeps Leather from cracking or drying. I’ve used it on many items from old/new boots, belts, and even leather jackets. Makes them shine like new & doesn’t come off like cheap products.

Best product for boots, especially for winters. Works on all leather to condition & protect. Repeat purchaser here!

This works great! I used it on some Lucky Brand and Sam Edelman boots which are both tan/cognac color. I was nervous to use it since some reviews said it darkened them. I didn't experience any darkening, I didn't use very much product so maybe that is the key to keeping them their light color. The cream made my boots look richer and better than when I got them brand new, and the Michigan snow and salt hasn't affected them!

I used this on my new Frye boots and it was great.

I use this cream on my Campus (both vintage and new) and Melissa boots roughly twice a year - a Frye employee even applied it to my scuffed leather Chaco boots once when I was in the store...it took the scuff marks off right away. As other reviews have mentioned, not much cream is needed and it brings out the uniqueness of each boot. It does make the boots appear a shade darker, though they still look great. Recently, on vacation, my Campus boots were subjected to a day of walking in drizzling rain and then a half day of torrential downpour (even accidentally stepping in a huge puddle or two). Of course, the boots aren't meant to be worn during a downpour, but since they'd already been coated with this conditioning cream, the rain didn't ruin the leather. When I got home and the boots were dry, I re-applied the cream and they were like new again.

I bought my first pair of Frye boots since my college days. They are now among my favorite possessions, so I wanted to protect them. Where else to go for a product but Frye! The cream goes on easy and shines and protects the boots - like magic. I am very pleased with this product!

Awesome!!!

Love this product. I use it on my leather boots and shoes after wearing them in rain or snow. It keeps them in great condition and they definitely last longer. If you invest in good quality footwear this is a must.

This is the best conditioner for my boots! Not greasy, easy to apply-keeps my leather looking awesome.

This is the best conditioner for my boots! Not greasy, easy to apply-keeps my leather looking awesome. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

This makes my Frye boots look great! Just be careful to try it out on a hidden spot, because I heard it can darken the leather. I tried it first underneath the buckles.