How do you break in a glove with conditioner?

How do you break in a glove with conditioner?

The glove steaming process typically involves the following steps:

1. Apply glove conditioner to the glove to help open pores in the leather.
2. Steam the glove to around 150 degrees.
3. Break in the glove using a glove mallet.

Should you use glove conditioner on a new glove?

Excessive glove conditioner/oil will damage and shorten the life of a new glove. Allow the glove oil to absorb into the leather for 24 hours in a warm area. Play catch daily until the glove is ready for gameplay.

How can I make my baseball glove softer?

Pour a small amount of hot water (150 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit) over any area of your new glove you want to make softer. Do not put your glove in the microwave or use detergents to soften the glove, as this can damage the leather. You can also use a small amount of glove oil applied with a sponge.

How often should I oil my baseball glove?

Different areas of the world have different humidity levels. In extremely dry climates it is best to oil your baseball glove at least once per week. Even in wetter climates, the glove should still be oiled once per month at a bare minimum.

How do you soften a glove?

Does Nokona leather treatment (NLT) break in glove?

While using Nokona Leather Treatment (NLT) isn’t enough to completely break a glove in on its own, it can help make the leather softer. Also, using it consistently will also prolong the overall life of the glove.

Why choose Nokona baseball and softball gloves?

Many of these people have dedicated their lives to producing the finest baseball and softball gloves, so that each and every glove can be used with great confidence and pride. Nokona gloves are individually cut, stamped, stitched, laced, and embroidered, which gives each one its own unique identity and feel.

Who is Nokona?

Nokona is founded on top-quality, handcrafted leather goods, starting in 1926 making small carry items and making our first ballgloves a few years later. Since 1934, in a small town called Nocona, Texas, our premium ballgloves have been handcrafted by skilled American workers, using the world’s highest quality leathers.

Why choose Nocona ballgloves?

Since 1934, in a small town called Nocona, Texas, our premium ballgloves have been handcrafted by skilled American workers, using the world’s highest quality leathers. Many of these people have dedicated their lives to producing the finest baseball and softball gloves, so that each and every glove can be used with great confidence and pride.