Thanks so much for this! I've watched a lot of videos and read articles on nubuck care, and all of them didn't actually give me the information I was after - till this one! Knowing the 'why' of choosing a care method is invaluable. I'll now be enjoying my new nubuck boots as the beautiful suede finish for a holiday, and thereafter fully conditioning and waxing them for use as an outdoor work & hike boot up against lots of wet conditions for the rest of their lives.
Love my new-book Altbergs! He’s right about new-book leather, it’s just like taking a new book and covering it with a laminate protector…it’s a one-way process: the new book (just like new-book gris) is protected from water and it can’t be reversed.
Well I have nubuck shoes, and trying to get them clean and get rid of watermarks, and was considering using dubbin, and decided to check instructions on how to apply it, only to find out it isn't made for nubuck leather😂😂😂
Well, Usually to get the color back on my nubuck boots is wash it with a degreaser dish soap, and use it with warm water to clean it off It worked well
Hi, I treated the nubuck boots with grease and they became smooth. I wanted to know if this also makes them more robust? especially for rocks and trekking, the others were peeling at the tip, and then it seems to me that they are even softer after having greased them. I also wanted to know is there really no way to get them back to the previous nabbuk version
Thanks so much for this! I've watched a lot of videos and read articles on nubuck care, and all of them didn't actually give me the information I was after - till this one! Knowing the 'why' of choosing a care method is invaluable.
I'll now be enjoying my new nubuck boots as the beautiful suede finish for a holiday, and thereafter fully conditioning and waxing them for use as an outdoor work & hike boot up against lots of wet conditions for the rest of their lives.
Fantastic video! One of the best I've seen on nubuck on youtube!
this was so helpful, thank you. I didn't know what to do with my new boots and couldn't tell the difference between the two.
At last! A serius video on the matter! Thank you very much sir.
This man started the company and Altberg are still my fav boot (have six pairs)
Very informative, thank you. I assume the breathability goes down quite significantly when treated to ne amphibial?
Love my new-book Altbergs!
He’s right about new-book leather, it’s just like taking a new book and covering it with a laminate protector…it’s a one-way process: the new book (just like new-book gris) is protected from water and it can’t be reversed.
I'm pretty sure it's Nubuck rather than new-book lol
i just applied dubbin on my ankle boot. i thought, leather is leather. damn it darken my boot. i don't see it gonna back to it's original color.
Well I have nubuck shoes, and trying to get them clean and get rid of watermarks, and was considering using dubbin, and decided to check instructions on how to apply it, only to find out it isn't made for nubuck leather😂😂😂
Well, Usually to get the color back on my nubuck boots is wash it with a degreaser dish soap, and use it with warm water to clean it off
It worked well
Hi, I treated the nubuck boots with grease and they became smooth. I wanted to know if this also makes them more robust?
especially for rocks and trekking, the others were peeling at the tip, and then it seems to me that they are even softer after having greased them.
I also wanted to know is there really no way to get them back to the previous nabbuk version
It's like putting cream on dry skin. It will soften it but, should still be strong. Dry leather or skin damages easier
Hello, what is the leather grease that you're talking about in the video?
Leder Gris, it's a wax oil made by Altberg. Great stuff! 👍
Thank you for this video. Iy has helped inform my decisions.
I love the video!
Thanks you Sir great video
Thanks for the insight.
Can you do a video on the altberg sneakers aqua?
Thank you❤
Great video thank you
Very informative. Thanks.
Thanks for the information very helpful.
Keep up
Thanks!