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LederKur ist eine Lederpflege. Eine natürliche Salbe aus Bienenwachs, Hanföl und Jojobaöl. Keine Silikone, keine Mineralöle, kein Film. Die meisten Pflegemittel machen Leder nur kurz schön. Sie legen sich als Schicht auf die Oberfläche und ersticken die Fasern darunter. Das Leder sieht gut aus und stirbt trotzdem langsam. LederKur dringt ein, statt zu beschichten. Es nährt die Faser von innen und ersetzt, was dem Leder über die Jahre verloren geht. Ehrlich, direkt, ohne Floskeln. Die Marke sagt sogar offen, wann das Produkt nicht funktioniert. Für Menschen mit echtem Leder, das ihnen etwas wert ist. Und für Reiterinnen, die ihr Sattelzeug retten wollen.
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