Greetings from Brazil. Thanks for the nice vid. How often do you clean your boots like that? Once a year? Which horse hair brush do you recommend? Again, thanks.
Btw, use more water and way less saddle soap next time. If you had the larger can, the best way is to put a quarter/half inch puddle of water in the lid facing upwards. Wet the dab brush, and put a few drops of water actually on the soap. Then brush the soap to later it on the brush and take it to the lid with water. Dilute the soap you gathered in the water puddle within the lid of the canister. Now do that until it is lightly milky. A little goes a long way. And then use that for your boots. Works way better in every aspect of the matter
Also forgot to add that you must wipe off the soap with a dry cloth, then it is best to wipe off the boots again with a moist cloth to get the extra soap residue off. It'll do harm by keeping a soap/solvent in your leather. Especially if sealed under conditioners or even more so if not let to dry naturally and fully. So you want to get that out before your second step
Nice video. You mind me asking what you do for a living to go to Paris on your own so young in the game? Boots is one thing, but vacationing across the ocean is a whole nother thing! I'm saving up for a trip to Puerto Rico and Mexico but I don't know if I'll get to Germany or Philippines ever, which are my tip two because of my parents. I completely agree about Vibergs being more fashion these days. Asides from the thick leather they use, which is good.
No worries. We’re in our 30s, and save up yearly for a bit of travel here and there. Getting off season flight tickets is the key (Google Flight’s price tracker is also very helpful.)
From someone on the other side of the ocean. Traveling around Europe can be affordable, just avoid the most expensive countries and cities. Spending a weekend in Paris or Barcelona costs the same as a whole week in Southern Italy, Greece, Portugal, etc. If I can afford a $500 round trip ticket to the US from Poland, I'm sure you can too.
Haha we took a break for the holidays and then it took us a bit longer to get back into the groove of posting videos than we anticipated! The Dome was a cool experience but I have such a hard time committing to wearing just one pair of my boots for that long lol. I love wearing all my boots too much to focus on just one pair haha
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Good to see you guys back
Thank you! We’re glad to be back and will be cranking out more videos.
Greetings from Brazil. Thanks for the nice vid. How often do you clean your boots like that? Once a year? Which horse hair brush do you recommend? Again, thanks.
Yea! You guys are back. I love yalls videos.
Great to see y'all back!
Great to cya back! Hope to see more great videos
Thanks for the support man! We're going to try to post more regularly again
Welcome back!
Thank you so much! Glad there are still people out there who want to watch our videos, haha!
Btw, use more water and way less saddle soap next time. If you had the larger can, the best way is to put a quarter/half inch puddle of water in the lid facing upwards. Wet the dab brush, and put a few drops of water actually on the soap. Then brush the soap to later it on the brush and take it to the lid with water. Dilute the soap you gathered in the water puddle within the lid of the canister. Now do that until it is lightly milky. A little goes a long way. And then use that for your boots. Works way better in every aspect of the matter
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Also forgot to add that you must wipe off the soap with a dry cloth, then it is best to wipe off the boots again with a moist cloth to get the extra soap residue off. It'll do harm by keeping a soap/solvent in your leather. Especially if sealed under conditioners or even more so if not let to dry naturally and fully. So you want to get that out before your second step
Nice video. You mind me asking what you do for a living to go to Paris on your own so young in the game? Boots is one thing, but vacationing across the ocean is a whole nother thing! I'm saving up for a trip to Puerto Rico and Mexico but I don't know if I'll get to Germany or Philippines ever, which are my tip two because of my parents. I completely agree about Vibergs being more fashion these days. Asides from the thick leather they use, which is good.
No worries. We’re in our 30s, and save up yearly for a bit of travel here and there. Getting off season flight tickets is the key (Google Flight’s price tracker is also very helpful.)
From someone on the other side of the ocean. Traveling around Europe can be affordable, just avoid the most expensive countries and cities. Spending a weekend in Paris or Barcelona costs the same as a whole week in Southern Italy, Greece, Portugal, etc. If I can afford a $500 round trip ticket to the US from Poland, I'm sure you can too.
Fantastic content 👌 👏 👍
Is that the indigo waffle long haul? I haven't seen it in such a light wash!
That one is actually the Division Shirt in washed indigo. It's more of just a shirt than jacket since it doesn't have hand pockets
@@BabblingBootsReviews Ahh gotcha, looks gorgeous, so I was curious. Great video by the way!
Thanks!
Where have you been?! You just up and disappeared mid Dome!
Haha we took a break for the holidays and then it took us a bit longer to get back into the groove of posting videos than we anticipated! The Dome was a cool experience but I have such a hard time committing to wearing just one pair of my boots for that long lol. I love wearing all my boots too much to focus on just one pair haha
Next video.. how to tie your shoes