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Angelus Mink Oil Waterproofer & Conditioner – Premium Leather Care
Angelus genuine mink oil is a time-tested leather conditioner and waterproofer trusted by riders, boot owners, and leather professionals for over a century. This paste-form mink oil penetrates deeply into harness leather, saddles, boots, and western tack to restore softness, prevent cracking, and repel moisture and salt stains. Whether you are protecting a new pair of leather boots or extending the life of worn saddle leather, this conditioner keeps your investment supple and protected through seasons of hard use.
Is Angelus mink oil genuine and made in the USA?
Yes. Angelus genuine mink oil has been manufactured in the USA by Angelus Shoe Polish Co. since 1907. It is a time-tested formula trusted by leather professionals, riders, and boot owners across North America for over 115 years.
What leather types can I use mink oil on?
Angelus mink oil works on all leather types including harness leather, smooth leather, white leather, and saddle leather. It is safe for boots, belts, saddles, tack, bridles, and all western gear without darkening or leaving a greasy residue when applied properly.
How does mink oil prevent salt stains and water damage?
Mink oil penetrates leather fibers and creates a water-repellent barrier that blocks moisture and salt from sweat and rain. This prevents staining, cracking, and deterioration while keeping the leather soft and supple for years of use.
How much mink oil do I need to condition a saddle?
A small amount of paste goes a long way. One 7.6 oz container will condition multiple saddles and pieces of tack. Apply a thin layer, let it absorb for 20-30 minutes, then buff with a soft cloth. Start with less - you can always add more.
Can I use this mink oil on new leather or only aged leather?
Angelus mink oil is ideal for both new leather and aged leather. New leather benefits from conditioning before first use to build water resistance and softness. Aged leather is restored to suppleness and protected against further cracking and damage.


