Boot Care 101: How To Condition Allen Edmonds Boots (Dalton And Higgins Mill)

Conditioning two pairs of Allen Edmonds Boots.
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[@ManInArea]

I love the practicality of your videos. Keep up the great work!

[@tommilano5431]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

[@JohnBrown-gm1yc]

Thanks for the shoutout, Tom. I was randomly listening and heard my name in the background and it was quite a shock. Ha. I enjoy the content you put out and really admire the risk you took to become full time. I try to listen and watch your ads in full to give you some added bonus in the analytics. Keep it up.

[@tommilano5431]

You’re welcome John, and thanks for watching!

[@blakeseckinger6934]

I second the cedar shoe trees. I didn’t buy a pair for my AE Higgins Mill. I wore them 4/5X a week for 6 months and the boots stunk like hell. Spend the $20+ and buy them!!!!

[@tommilano5431]

Yep, cedar shoe trees are a game changer!

[@dewaynehood9876]

Good info! Thx for this type of content.

[@tommilano5431]

You’re welcome, and thanks for watching!

[@jobber1984]

I'm not a huge fan of cobbler's choice. I tried it after looking for a cheaper substitute for Saphir. I think it contains much more mink oil than a shoe cream. I had the best results with cobbler's choice when I used very little. I might try Venetian Shoe Cream next.

[@tommilano5431]

Good info, thanks. I don’t like how it darkened the boots. Thanks for watching.

[@jobber1984]

@@tommilano5431 yes I had the same issue with darkening. I think it's a bit too aggressive. Creams work much better for light conditioning. Thanks for the content!