Heritage Gear Wax tallow and beeswax leather, wood, and metal conditioner in a 4 oz metal tin
Hands rubbing Heritage Gear Wax onto an axe head on a workbench with a knife and tools
Open tin of Heritage Gear Wax on a workbench with leather boots and tools

Heritage Gear Wax

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  • Conditions and protects leather, wood, and metal
  • No petroleum, no seed oils, no synthetic fragrance
  • Grass-fed tallow, beeswax, and 100% pure essential oils
  • Small batch and hand poured into a 4 oz metal tin

A tallow and beeswax balm that conditions and protects leather, wood, and metal. One tin for the boots, tools, and gear you plan to keep.

  • Leather, wood, and metal. Conditions boots and belts, revives tool handles, and helps protect blades and axe heads from rust.
  • Helps leather shed water. Beeswax leaves a protective layer that holds up to rain and snow.
  • No petroleum, no seed oils, no synthetic fragrance. Just grass-fed tallow, beeswax, and 100% pure essential oils.
  • Small batch and hand poured into a 4 oz metal tin.

Ingredients: Grass-fed beef tallow, beeswax, 100% pure essential oils
Size: 4 oz metal tin
Use on: Smooth leather, wood, and metal
Scent: Woodsmoke, cured leather, and fresh pine
Apply with: Soft shoe brush or lint free cloth

One tin, three jobs

Care for the gear you plan to keep

Leather, wood, and metal all wear the same way: they dry out, take on water, and lose their finish. One tin takes care of all three.

Leather

Conditions boots, belts, bags, and gloves, and helps them shed water.

Wood

Brings tool handles and well used wood back to life with a natural, hand rubbed finish.

Metal

A thin coat on axe heads, blades, and tools helps keep moisture off and protect against rust.

Nothing synthetic

No petroleum, no seed oils, and no synthetic fragrance.

What's inside

Grass-fed beef tallow works into leather and wood to condition them and keep them from drying out. Beeswax adds a protective layer that helps leather shed water and keeps moisture off metal. A blend of 100% pure essential oils gives it a scent of woodsmoke, cured leather, and fresh pine.

That's it. No petroleum, no seed oils, and no synthetic fragrance.

Hands rubbing Heritage Gear Wax onto an axe head on a workbench with a knife and tools

Built for use

For the things that work hard and get better with age

The boots that have been resoled twice. The axe that came from a grandparent's shed. The leather bag that's been everywhere. Good gear isn't meant to be replaced. It's meant to be looked after.

A little wax every so often keeps leather supple, wood from cracking, and steel from rusting, so the things you rely on keep working the way they should.

Every batch is made in small amounts and poured by hand into a metal tin, with a scent of woodsmoke, cured leather, and fresh pine from 100% pure essential oils.

Made for

What it works on

Leather bootsBelts and bagsWork glovesWooden tool handlesAxe heads and bladesHand tools

How to use it

Three simple steps

  1. 1
    Test a small spot first

    Start with a clean, dry surface and try a little on a hidden area. It will darken most leather slightly, so make sure you like the result.

  2. 2
    Work in a thin layer

    Use a soft shoe brush or a lint free cloth to work the wax into the leather, wood, or metal. A little goes a long way.

  3. 3
    Buff, and reapply often

    Buff away any excess. Reapply often, especially on gear that sees rain, snow, or hard use.

Why it's different

Heritage Gear Wax vs. the usual gear care

Most gear care products do one job with a long list of ingredients. This does three with a short one.

Feature Heritage Gear WaxYou're here Typical gear careOff the shelf
BaseGrass-fed tallow and beeswaxOften petroleum or mineral oil
Scent100% pure essential oilsOften synthetic fragrance
Works onLeather, wood, and metalUsually one material
PackagingMetal tinOften plastic
MadeSmall batches, poured by handMass produced

Goes well with

Questions

Good to know

Will it darken my leather?

Yes, most leather will darken slightly, which is common with natural wax and fat based conditioners. Always test a small, hidden spot first to make sure you like the result.

Does it make leather water resistant?

It helps leather shed water. For boots and gear that see a lot of rain or snow, reapply often to keep that protection up.

Can I use it on metal?

Yes. A thin coat on axe heads, knife blades, and hand tools helps keep moisture off and protect against rust.

What does it smell like?

Woodsmoke, cured leather, and fresh pine, from a blend of 100% pure essential oils. There's no synthetic fragrance.

Is there anything I shouldn't use it on?

Skip suede and nubuck, since wax will change their texture. It's also not for cutting boards or anything that touches food.

How often should I reapply?

Often. Whenever leather starts to look dry, wood looks thirsty, or your gear has been through wet weather, give it another coat.

What should I apply it with?

A soft shoe brush or a lint free cloth. The brush works it into seams and stitching, and the cloth is good for buffing.

Is it vegetarian?

No. It's made with grass-fed beef tallow and beeswax.

How should I store it?

Somewhere cool, with the lid on. Like any natural wax balm, it softens in heat and firms up again when it cools.

How much is shipping?

Free on orders over $75. Smaller orders are calculated at checkout.

Gear worth keeping, kept well.

Grass-fed tallow, beeswax, and pure essential oils. No petroleum, no seed oils, no synthetic fragrance. Free shipping on orders over $75.

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