We do our best to provide a good representation of each saddle's condition by taking several photos, but no photo can be quite as accurate as real life. Wool reflocking is a subjective art, and flocking types, consistencies and amounts may differ depending on the preferences of each saddle maker and saddle fitter. Please also note that foam and wool types vary considerably, and materials may conform to the shape of the horses' backs on which they were previously used. Because saddle brands often vary, sizes may run somewhat smaller or larger. Note Spring 2016: I have stopped using this product in exchange for Effax Lederbalsam due to the recommendation of my saddle maker, but I still think it’s a stellar product.Please note that all saddle seat and tree sizes are either determined by the manufacturer's specifications or we have measured the saddle and are giving you the size as a best estimate. I love Passier Lederbalsam Leather Conditioner and it will continue to find a place in our leather care product stash. It also handles scuff marks and discoloration fairly well and makes saddles look newer and more supple after use. It conditions VERY well and adds a lovely, rich shine. I use this exclusively on saddles (no other tack). Buff off excess with cloth and cover saddle. Let the tack sit with a cover on it for at least a few hours to let it dry and soak in (I’ve left it on for days before and come back later) 4. Apply Passier Lederbalsam Leather Conditioner in a dust free environment (if I can swing it) 3. It does soak into a sponge and you do lose a little product that way, but not much and you can easily buff extra into the leather from the sponge if you prefer that method of application. I have discovered after a few different tests that it is best to apply this with a brush so that you don’t get too much on the tack. This very thick balm is a bit sticky in texture, but smells divine. I’ve been using this product for several years and I feel that I am past due giving it a review. Passier Lederbalsam Leather Conditioner is just another of many in my leather care arsenal. We appreciate your support and trust as we know your time and money is valuable! We are not compensated for reviewing products, and the opinions on this site are purely the writer’s. When you make purchases clicking these links, we might or might not be compensated for sending you to their website. Links in our articles are for companies who’s products we use and love.

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