Glove Care Tips
Why Oil Ruins Your Baseball Glove
Olive oil, petroleum jelly, mink oil. They make a glove soft fast, but they break it down. Here's what leather actually needs.
Why Oil Ruins Your Baseball Glove
Olive oil, petroleum jelly, mink oil. They make a glove soft fast, but they break it down. Here's what leather actually needs.
What to Do With a Wet Baseball Glove
Got caught in the rain? Here's how to dry a wet baseball glove so it keeps its shape, and what never to do.
What to Do With a Wet Baseball Glove
Got caught in the rain? Here's how to dry a wet baseball glove so it keeps its shape, and what never to do.
How to Break In a New Baseball Glove
A stiff new glove is a good sign. Here's how to break it in with a light conditioner, a mallet and a wrap, without the shortcuts that wreck leather.
How to Break In a New Baseball Glove
A stiff new glove is a good sign. Here's how to break it in with a light conditioner, a mallet and a wrap, without the shortcuts that wreck leather.
How to Clean a Baseball Glove (Without Ruining ...
Dirt and sweat dry a glove out. Here's how to clean genuine leather without stripping it, in five simple steps.
How to Clean a Baseball Glove (Without Ruining ...
Dirt and sweat dry a glove out. Here's how to clean genuine leather without stripping it, in five simple steps.