Shoe care: Woly vs Saphir vs Burgol

[nrk]

I've had excellent results with Woly's shoe cream. It's made in Germany and seems to be reasonaly high quality. It also has the huge advantage of being locally available. I've read quite a bit on Saphir, and a little on Burgol, both of which seem to get rave reviews. Is anybody else out there using Woly? Anybody who can compare it with other harder to find (read more expensive to ship) products?

 

[retozimmermann]

Originally Posted by nrk

I've had excellent results with Woly's shoe cream. It's made in Germany and seems to be reasonaly high quality. It also has the huge advantage of being locally available. I've read quite a bit on Saphir, and a little on Burgol, both of which seem to get rave reviews. Is anybody else out there using Woly? Anybody who can compare it with other harder to find (read more expensive to ship) products?

I cannot really speak from own experience with Saphire or Woly but I do personally use (and sell in Korea) Burgol. In my experience it easily beats both Kiwi and the Crockett and Jones polish.

Burgol is handmade in Switzerland. We've recently visited the manufacture and met with the owner and maker of Burgol polish. There is currently a distributor in Germany who delivers to quite a number of retailers and also sells online. If you search for Burgol online you should find his site quite easily.

If you've ever got the chance to compare the products yourself, it'd be interesting to get your assessment of them.

Cheers
Reto

 

[Byron Perez]



Originally Posted by nrk

I've had excellent results with Woly's shoe cream. It's made in Germany and seems to be reasonaly high quality. It also has the huge advantage of being locally available. I've read quite a bit on Saphir, and a little on Burgol, both of which seem to get rave reviews. Is anybody else out there using Woly? Anybody who can compare it with other harder to find (read more expensive to ship) products?
I cannot really speak from own experience with Saphire or Woly but I do personally use (and sell in Korea) Burgol. In my experience it easily beats both Kiwi and the Crockett and Jones polish. Burgol is handmade in Switzerland. We've recently visited the manufacture and met with the owner and maker of Burgol polish. There is currently a distributor in Germany who delivers to quite a number of retailers and also sells online. If you search for Burgol online you should find his site quite easily. If you've ever got the chance to compare the products yourself, it'd be interesting to get your assessment of them. Cheers Reto

Hey guys! Do you know where I can buy Saphir polish in Seoul? Thanks

 

[Byron Perez]

Hey guys! Do you know where I can buy Saphir in Seoul? Thanks.

 

[joeninety]

i find the wolly stuff fantastic, i know its used by ws foster