IHWE-FP6 - Iron Heart Int'l x Wesco® - Black Rough-Out "Foot Patrol"

[AdamC]

@Kasi I have not I am afraid, but can bring them to the party and we can have a bee oil application party

[Kasi]

@AdamC

Sound frisky ️️

[Oaktavia]

@Kasi I have been wearing mine a lot recently to work and they have been holding up super nicely. I haven't tried any treatment on them but I would like to see what it does at @AdamC's "oil party" idea hahaha. I don't plan on bringing mine, though, I plan on bring my Mr. Lous instead.

[AdamC]

@Oaktavia This could get out of hand, BYO oil

[Oaktavia]

@AdamC

[Kasi]

[scooter]

[Tago Mago]

@AdamC

[Oaktavia]

@Tago-Mago I read that in Willie's voice.

[motojobobo]

@AdamJ said in IHWE-FP6 - Iron Heart Int'l x Wesco - Black Rough-Out "Foot Patrol":

@Kasi I've only used it on my foot patrols which are British tan domain, and it worked fine. Not used on rough out though, @AdamC have you ever applied to your pair?

Excuse the topic drift guys.
I have 3 roughout boot/shoe and frequently wondered whether applying any ‘regular’ conditioner/restorer/humidifier product meant for smooth leathers would work similarly if applied to the inner side of roughout footwear. Don’t oils & greases penetrate leathers?

[AdamJ]

@motojobobo A suede or nubuck brush with a bit of soda. Just spoken to Steve at Simmons Bilt who advised to certainly not apply oil or cream to roughout

[AdamJ]

@Kasi sorry forgot to tag you in response above ^

[Kasi]

@AdamJ

Cheer bud. ️️️

[pechelman]

Not to contradict anyone, but I've had a pair of chocolate rough out nicks for going on ten years now that I've semi routinely (every couple years?) applied obenaufs oil with no issues. it darkens a lot but then lightens back to "normal" over a few months.

Also, sounds like @weftyarn 's dream of oil wrestling at the party is one step closer to happening