Cleaning Crispi Colorados?

[TravKatQ]

My boots are starting to pile up with blood and grim and wanted to hear how everyone else is cleaning their Crispi Colorados? Want to give them a good scrub and don’t know if you can use the crispi cream conditioner? Never owned a high dollar pair of boots and want to make these last long then the others. Thanks, Travis

 

[Trumpkin The Dwarf]

I'm guessing you could use a sponge and soapy water. They're synthetic, right?

 

[Firehawk]

Clean them with cold water, dawn dish soap and a soft nylon brush. Make sure you pull off the shoe laces to really get everything. Rinse them ultra well and then use a good "conditioning" spray. Like Crispi's Waterproofing conditioning spray or a similar product. You can use the cream on the leather, but not on the synthetic stuff.

 

[TravKatQ]

Clean them with cold water, dawn dish soap and a soft nylon brush. Make sure you pull off the shoe laces to really get everything. Rinse them ultra well and then use a good "conditioning" spray. Like Crispi's Waterproofing conditioning spray or a similar product. You can use the cream on the leather, but not on the synthetic stuff.

Sounds good will give it a try. Couldn’t find anything on Crispi website that says which conditioner to use. Thanks


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[Firehawk]

My cousin is a dealer for them, so I had asked him when I got my Colorados. Hope it helps.

 

[BRTreedogs]

Niki wax cleaning and waterproofing kit.

 

[TX_Diver]

I use a hose and a brush at the end of each season to clean, then a week before my hunts I treat w/ granger repel.

2 seasons in (both with solid snow), and some use during the summer too and so far so good.