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1. You should have to stand and give a firm pull
to get the boot on, if top (throat) size is correct. |
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2. After the boot
is on your foot, the fit around the instep should be
snug, but not tight. |
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3. The ball
(widest part) of the foot should fit in the widest
part of the boot. |
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4. The Final
Check -- Stand and step forward hard into the boot.
The ends of your toes should NOT touch the sides of
the boot. |
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Keep them Clean!
Regularly clean your boots with a good non-alkaline leather
cleaner (like
Lexol
Leather Cleaner). Use a soft cloth and rinse with water.
Remember that saddle soap is soap, and is therefore
alkaline.
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Condition your
boots. Boot leather needs to have its natural moisture
restored often with a good conditioner (like
Lexol).
Wax is NOT a substitute for conditioner. Never condition
boots prior to cleaning.
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Keep boots away
from direct heat. The best way to dry your boots is to
walk them dry. They may also be air dried away from all
heat sources.
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