Combo pack of one Active Cream + one Water Stop at a cost savings vs. purchasing these items individually.
LOWA Active Cream Leather Conditioner is ideal for all leathers, all shoe textiles. Active Cream does not clog the pores of the leather and allows the leather to breathe, which in turn creates a more comfortable climate for your feet. LOWA Water Stop Pro is a waterproofing spray that closes the pores of the leather, preventing water absorption, while maintaining the breathable properties of fine leather. Water Stop Pro Spray also conditions fine leathers.
Please note - We cannot ship LOWA Water Stop products to APO/FPO/DPO addresses. [Security restrictions prohibit the shipment of this product to APO/FPO/DPO addresses.]
- LOWA Water Stop Pro PFC-Free Spray - 300 ml.
- Active Cream Leather Conditioner - 75 ml.
- Remember we are a German company, and the German translation for Creme is cream
- PFC Free - no harmful perfluorinated and polyfluorinated chemicals
- Leather Conditioning How To - click here
Dirt and moisture have little effect on LOWA boots, but leather is a raw, natural material. Periodic leather treatments can significantly lengthen the lifespan of your boots. Plan on conditioning the leather every 6 months, or prior to an extended trip. Even if your boots have a GORE-TEX waterproof lining, the leathers should be conditioned every 6 months to protect your investment and keep your boots in tip top shape.
AIR DRY:
- When you return from the trail, remove the in-soles and pull the tongue back, allowing the boots to air properly and dry out.
- Footbeds absorb a lot of moisture . They'll dry much quicker if removed from the boot.
- If your boots are very wet, stuff newspaper into the toe area . This helps absorb moisture and hold the boot shape. (Remove the newspaper after 24 hours.)
- Tip: Setting your boots next to a campfire will NOT speed up the drying process. Oh, they'll dry quick, but the intense heat will ruin the leather and severely shorten the life of your boots. (Especially if they catch on fire!)
REMOVING DIRT:
- For normal levels of dirt, brushing it off with a wet cloth, using lukewarm water, will suffice. This is a good method for cleaning the footbeds, too.
- For really muddy boots, opt for a shoe cleaning product.
- When you clean the boots with lukewarm water you can see how the pores of the leather open up, absorbing more moisture. This is the ideal time to apply a cream to condition the leather.
STORING YOUR LOWA BOOTS:
- Store leather boots in a dry, well-aired place. Damp basements or the trunk of your car can create problems for fine leather.
LOWA Combo Pack Active Cream/Water Stop
Combo pack of one Active Cream + one Water Stop at a cost savings vs. purchasing these items individually.
LOWA Active Cream Leather Conditioner is ideal for all leathers, all shoe textiles. Active Cream does not clog the pores of the leather and allows the leather to breathe, which in turn creates a more comfortable climate for your feet. LOWA Water Stop Pro is a waterproofing spray that closes the pores of the leather, preventing water absorption, while maintaining the breathable properties of fine leather. Water Stop Pro Spray also conditions fine leathers.
Please note - We cannot ship LOWA Water Stop products to APO/FPO/DPO addresses. [Security restrictions prohibit the shipment of this product to APO/FPO/DPO addresses.]
- LOWA Water Stop Pro PFC-Free Spray - 300 ml.
- Active Cream Leather Conditioner - 75 ml.
- Remember we are a German company, and the German translation for Creme is cream
- PFC Free - no harmful perfluorinated and polyfluorinated chemicals
- Leather Conditioning How To - click here
Dirt and moisture have little effect on LOWA boots, but leather is a raw, natural material. Periodic leather treatments can significantly lengthen the lifespan of your boots. Plan on conditioning the leather every 6 months, or prior to an extended trip. Even if your boots have a GORE-TEX waterproof lining, the leathers should be conditioned every 6 months to protect your investment and keep your boots in tip top shape.
AIR DRY:
- When you return from the trail, remove the in-soles and pull the tongue back, allowing the boots to air properly and dry out.
- Footbeds absorb a lot of moisture . They'll dry much quicker if removed from the boot.
- If your boots are very wet, stuff newspaper into the toe area . This helps absorb moisture and hold the boot shape. (Remove the newspaper after 24 hours.)
- Tip: Setting your boots next to a campfire will NOT speed up the drying process. Oh, they'll dry quick, but the intense heat will ruin the leather and severely shorten the life of your boots. (Especially if they catch on fire!)
REMOVING DIRT:
- For normal levels of dirt, brushing it off with a wet cloth, using lukewarm water, will suffice. This is a good method for cleaning the footbeds, too.
- For really muddy boots, opt for a shoe cleaning product.
- When you clean the boots with lukewarm water you can see how the pores of the leather open up, absorbing more moisture. This is the ideal time to apply a cream to condition the leather.
STORING YOUR LOWA BOOTS:
- Store leather boots in a dry, well-aired place. Damp basements or the trunk of your car can create problems for fine leather.