4.7 out of 5
93.85% of customers are satisfied
5.0 out of 5 stars Superb polish
This product works better than any polish I’ve used. It is solvent based, so it penetrates and conditions the leather. The solvent smell means you might not want to use it in your bedroom or kitchen.
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent color, but very thin
Before (toebox up) and after (toebox down) pictures above. That is after about 4 hours of polishing, with light wear in between. I would consider this a MAJOR improvement over Kiwi products, but it will not fill orange peel quickly. Details below.The pigment is excellent, and provided relatively scuff-resistant finish. It seals and protects just like it claims to. This is perfect for office dress shoes, and the polish doesn't come off on other things, so you could get away with using it on a belt.The only downside is the time commitment. It goes on thin, and really absorbs into the leather. This is not the polish you want if you are trying to get a military shine in short order. If that is your intent, use this as the bottom layer, where it will moisturize the leather and prevent creasing. Then use a thicker polish (I like Lincoln) to fill the orange peel. Once you get a nice mirror finish, use this again for the final color and finish. If you already have a parade finish and just want to maintain it for daily wear, this polish works great, takes very little effort, and seems pretty good at resisting cracking, water, and heat.TLDR: Great for business shoes. Good for maintaining uniform shoes. Just don't make this the only polish in your arsenal or you'll be shining for all eternity
5.0 out of 5 stars very easy to get a basic shine with
[Betty's other half] I'm a longtime devoted Kiwi user dating back many decades to military use. But, while I like Kiwi and Kiwi Parade Gloss just fine, the brown color of the standard paste just wasn't getting me happy on my favorite 'not the finest leathers' brown brogues. I'm not a fan of creams at all so was looking for lighter paste alternatives to my favorite Kiwi brown.Right from the start of daubing on the Saphir the differences are pretty clear. This goes on much less dry and gummy than does Kiwi and you can see the Saphir condition the leather right away. One very light coat and a brush with the horsehair and it had a nice luster. A buff with nylons over then same coat and it came to an easy basic shine. I'll likely see what this does with a wet shine next on these same shoes even though I don't usually put a 'spit shine' on my brogues. This is now my 'go to' for medium brown that I don't want to darken or get too reddish. I'm interested in trying some other colors now.Note that this paste does have a different smell than Kiwi and Lincoln. I find it less turpentine but I suppose some folks might be bothered by the difference. It smells to me more of car wax than most others.Definitely worth the little extra cost if you're serious about shoe care if only for the ease with which it brings a basic shine.For those folks who can't get a shine up with this - first make sure you're trying to shine a smooth leather. No amount of polish is going to shine a rough or damaged finish. Also be sure you're clean and dry. Then apply a very light coat of polish (horsehair dauber is good) over the entire shoe and let it dry at least 15 minutes. The key here is to place a very light coat of polish evenly over the whole shoe. Brush it off lightly with a horsehair shoe brush. Then buff the shoes with a chamois cloth or a pair of nylons to a shine. Three coats should give you a bright shine. You'll have to wet polish for a mirror shine. Blocking the shoes with trees will make the process easier and help bring a better shine.
4.0 out of 5 stars Great navy blue polish
Great product..good price.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great polish for the price
Wasn't much more expensive than other polishes and seemed to give a great shine pretty quickly. Most noticeable was the smell from the wax, which smelled good and it seemed to give the shoes a "more black" shine- I wonder if it has more dyes than other polishes.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great shoe polish
The quality of the product is very good, it applies easily and covers well; you don’t have to use a lot to shine your shoes. The higher cost is forgotten once you use this polish. Applying this product is much easier, requiring less effort than other polishes.
5.0 out of 5 stars Best shoe polish on the market
A good price on an excellent shoe/boot polish.
5.0 out of 5 stars Best shoe polish in the world
Great polish - reasonable price for product
Gran calidad para el cuidado de tu calzado fino
La grasa Saphir, sin duda es la no. 1 a nivel mundial, de fabricación francesa y hecha de ceras de abeja, si quieres un brillo impresionante en tus zapatos, nada iguala a las cremas y grasas Saphir.
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très bon cirage
No es lo que esperaba
El olor es demasiado fuerte y penetrante, no pude usar los zapatos muchos días después de haberle puesto el producto porque seguían oliendo y mucha gente lo notaba..Además que el proveedor me mando color azul cuando pedí color negro…
Saphir
Muy caro pero una maravilla para la protección y cuidado de la piel.
Good polish
Builds a patina well
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