Can I use this safely on Minnetonka boots?
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According to the label, it can be used on Suede and Nubuck, but NOT on smooth leather. So I would use it on your Minnetonka boots only if they are suede or nubuck leather.
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Sorry about the brusk first response to your question. The uses of this product seems to depend on the material involved. I have had the Minnetonka site up for a while, and they don't provide answers to questions like this unless sent an email, and there is no URL. Minnetonka makes boots of all sorts, lined and unlined, as you probably know. I am trying to tell you what you don't know, but without more info, I cannot be of help.The can very explicitly states, "USES: Intended for use on all types and colors of Suede and Nubuck leather items only." So that's part of your answer. Enjoy your boots.HHK Sorry about the brusk first response to your question. The uses of this product seems to depend on the material involved. I have had the Minnetonka site up for a while, and they don't provide answers to questions like this unless sent an email, and there is no URL. Minnetonka makes boots of all sorts, lined and unlined, as you probably know. I am trying to tell you what you don't know, but without more info, I cannot be of help.The can very explicitly states, "USES: Intended for use on all types and colors of Suede and Nubuck leather items only." So that's part of your... » Read More Sorry about the brusk first response to your question. The uses of this product seems to depend on the material involved. I have had the Minnetonka site up for a while, and they don't provide answers to questions like this unless sent an email, and there is no URL. Minnetonka makes boots of all sorts, lined and unlined, as you probably know. I am trying to tell you what you don't know, but without more info, I cannot be of help.The can very explicitly states, "USES: Intended for use on all types and colors of Suede and Nubuck leather items only." So that's part of your answer. Enjoy your boots.HHK « Show Less
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i would say yes to the suede boots. use two or three coats and allow to dry thoroughly. it will look darker at first, but after about a day they will return to original color!
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I used it on Minnetonka boots and they are now waterproof and look great, so yes.
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One pair of boot laces works just fine. You'll end up with a fair amount left over, as you just knot the ends at the top of the laces.
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I'm gonna have to say No because the MinnKota PowerDrive Foot Pedal has a Flat connector! We got lucky when we ordered it because it says nothing about the connector on the site! We needed Flat so we were happy with it! If you can find one with a round connector it's a great Foot Pedal for your trolling motor. We use it alot when we are Bass fishing and have never had a problem with it! You could try changing your connector to flat on your trolling motor!
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It would be great for any SMOOTH leather material. It would not be good for suede, which is what most of the Ugg boots I've seen are.
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You can take the cold-shoe off with just a screw. I actually use mine without it, just grabbed some thick rubber washers from the hardware store and mount them to the top bar.
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The boots I use them on are not that tight to get on and off because they have a full length zipper. I really like these boot trees because they reduce their width when you squeeze the little curved handle, making it easy to insert them into the boot, but then get wider again when you release the handle, so the boots don't fall off (I hang my boots on wall hooks).
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I don't think they would safely work like gravity boots. The straps are not adjustable and the opening is pretty large. It would also be pretty awkward getting your feet into the straps. Not as simple as just using hooks on gravity boots. Hope this helps.
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Sure. It would definitely do the trick. However, I would recommend another product that would work better for that goal. I would use Huberd's Shoe Grease, if it's black leather.
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I would say no as they are a tight fit to ski boots where snow board boots are much wider. However I am sure dry guy have other solutions for inside the boot no matter ski or snow board.
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I use it for ski boots. Normally I take my liner's out of the boot to dry. This is recommended but it should work, but slower, if you don't. I love it.
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I use them over my size 11 Georgia composite toe boot. They are a bit difficult for me to get on, but once they are on I have no discomfort. I would say they will work fine with your boots.
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I wouldn't have blind faith that you were completely safe as they are not intended for this purpose. That being said, the multiple layers of chainsaw protection and steel toe would certainly give you a better chance than a regular rubber boot. Are you looking for a chainsaw boot in particular? Or just a rubber boot with a better chance of stopping a snake bite? If you haven't already, I'd recommend looking into the snake proof boots on the market, I don't have a need but have seen many different models that look pretty cool.
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Judy they are are maxed out on my Men's size 10 1/2 work boots. So I would think you would have No Problems.
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I would say yes if they are not suede, apparently suede and nubuck are very sensitive. I have used it on penny loafers and 3 other pairs of men's shoes without issue. I love the shine!
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Yes, however only on shoes or sneakers, boots won't fit. You can just about get a wide sneaker thru it but you can and it cleans the sides as well. I wear a size 9 1/2 shoe Mine is in a open breezeway
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Absolutely! My husband dries out his leather boots on it, my kids have misc shoes (leather included) and it works awesome! We used it every day over the winter. I recommend this one.
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Yes works with most boots this was used in Chicago and used with snow boots and works well.. also it stood over the heater vent perfectly so they dried even faster.