Setup, Compatibility & Care
Proper care for your leather boots extends their life and maintains their safety ratings. To ensure longevity, clean the boots after each use by removing dirt with a soft brush. If they get muddy, wipe them down with a damp cloth and allow them to dry naturally—do not place them directly against heaters or radiators, as excessive heat can crack the leather. Use a leather conditioner or water-proofer specifically formulated for nubuck to maintain the upper's integrity. Ensure you are wearing the correct size with appropriate work socks to optimize the fit and prevent internal rubbing. For the best performance, replace the boots if the outsole treads become excessively worn or if the toecap or midsole sustains high-impact damage.