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Softening Baseball Gloves

Did you know that you can use Vaseline instead of oil to soften the leather of a baseball glove? Works just fine!

By Robin

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March 1, 20050 found this helpful

And while rubbing it down with Vaseline, try telling it how pretty it looks today. That always softens me up. LOL ;)

 
By GLOVE LOOGIE to the rescue (Guest Post)
June 9, 20060 found this helpful

This product is now used by over 10 major league baseball teams... Check this out !!!! and it is very inexpensive....

www.mobileleatherservice.com/GLOVELOOGIE.html

 
By Coach miles (Guest Post)
August 7, 20060 found this helpful

yep.... I got some of that glove loogie .. very cool product mobileleatherservice.com/GLOVELOOGIE.html

 
May 28, 20070 found this helpful

I've played ball for 50 years! & this is one trick i have learned, beleave me the best way to break in a ball glove OR shoes is with (isopropyl rubbing alcohol !!!) NO oil NO grease NO vaseline all which will let dirt sand & other things stick in & on your glove! take the rubbing alcohol bottle & soak it --play catch--soak it--play catch do this 6 or 7 times !!

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some gloves it looks like some color is comming off,but they always look fine & it dosen't hurt them at all. (shoes) my friend always gets shoes a half size too small--soaks them then runs in them 3 0r 4 times & they form fit to his feet !! (yes you can do it with white shoes)

 
April 20, 20090 found this helpful

Does it work fine? There is a raging argument about how to take care of a baseball glove. The manufacturers and salesmen are lined up with Vaseline "Yes!" while the leather repairmen and collectors line up saying "No!"

 

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