The folks at Montana Pitch-Blend have been producing some of Americas finest leather care products for over 20 years. They take great pride in handcrafting their products using pine pitch, pure mink oil, and natural beeswax, no artificial ingredients, no chemicals, no silicone, and no petroleum. That means optimal conditioning and weather protection for your rugged footwear.
Available in 4 & 14 Ounce Size
We’re proud to be a stockist of this fine handcrafted artisanal leather care product. We stock MPB in 4 and 12-ounce tubs. This is an exquisite conditioning preservative paste for maintaining and protecting all types of rugged leather. This rich conditioning paste has the very highest water repellency, the ideal product for protecting your Wolverine 1000 Mile boots, Alden Indy boots or Quoddy moccasins.
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21 Comments
Look nice, I do hope Berlin sell this too
I’m going to slather some on my Kudu Indy’s.
How about using this product on Wolverine 1000mile Addison? Will it darken the colour?
Spee13
We highly recommend this product on Wolverine 1000 mile Addison boots. It will darken the color a bit.
Hi, I currently have Brown Chromexcel Indy Boots… Would you recommend use this as a treatment?
will it darken the colour? Actually, what is the best care treatment for Alden Indy Boots (Chromexcel, nor suede or cordovan)
Thanks in adv
Andry
This excellent on chromexcel it does a great job. It will darken the color a bit.
How did this do in the Kudu Indy’s? I’ve been hesitant to put it on mine.
Jared
It works well on Kudu but use it sparingly.
Hi Steven,
Do you reccomend to treat my brand new Indys in natural CXL with Montana Pitch or Saphir Reno before the first wear?
thanks
Dan
Renov is fine but for water repellent MPB is the best.
I’ve heard that certain waterproofing products – such as Sno-Seal – can prevent a shoe from being able to be resoled in the future. If I am not mistaken, I believe it has to do with most cobblers not being able to work with the leather due to the ingredients of the product.
With that said, I have a new pair of CXL Indys that I’d like to use MPB on in preparation for winter, but am weary due to the fear that it might render the boot unable to be resoled. Have you heard of this or have any experience with it? I don’t want to start any rumors. The product looks great and I’d love to give it a try – but also want to have my Indys for years i.e. with as many resoles as possible. Thanks for your time.
James,
Sorry but I have never heard of a Goodyear welted shoe not being able to be resoled because of too much waterproofing. MPB is an all natural product and works very well on CXL leather. I can’t imagine going thru winter without it.
You suggest the Montana over Sno Seal?
Dan
I have never used Sno Seal some of our clients do and they are happy with it. MPB is all natural and we like the results very much.
Thanks, Steven. How frequently do you recommend doing this, and before first wear (I plan to buy a pair this weekend)? Also, do you recommend a regular oil as well – weekly?
For the chromexcel indy boot, what would be the best conditioner to use that won’t darken the leather?
Ideally would like to soften the leather, and possibly even lighten with wear with time.
I just purchased a pair of Wolverine Courtland’s. I live in San Francisco and have heard conflicting views on whether I should treat them or not. It doesn’t snow here, but I want to make sure their protected from rain, stain, etc. Do you recommend treating them with Montana Pitch Blend? Also, what are some general things I should do to maintain the boots? Unfortunately, the tongue was already nicked up from the shoe lace holes.
S.E.
Yes MPB on Wolverine boots is our recommendation and a great treatment for the leather, enjoy.
Steven,
Do you suggest using the MPB bi-weekly, or once per season and then condition with a boot oil every other week or so?
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There is no set time table use as needed depending on the weather and how often you wear your boots.
I just purchased the Wolverine Krause with Horween’s Dublin leather. Is it okay to use MTB on this boot?
Thanks in advance.