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Glove Care Guides
Break in, clean, condition and repair your baseball or softball glove. Straight answers from the team behind the Nordari Glove Break-In Kit.
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Latest guides
Coming Monday, October 12
The first guides are on deck
A new guide every few days, starting with the questions players and parents ask most. Here is the lineup for the first two weeks.
- Mon, Oct 12 How to Break In a Baseball Glove: The Step-by-Step Guide
- Wed, Oct 14 How to Break In a Baseball Glove Fast (at Home, Without Ruining It)
- Fri, Oct 16 Best Baseball Glove Break-In Kit: What Should Be Inside
- Mon, Oct 19 How Long Does It Take to Break In a Baseball Glove?
- Wed, Oct 21 How Much Does It Cost to Get a Baseball Glove Broken In?
- Fri, Oct 23 Glove Oil vs. Conditioner: What to Use on a Baseball Glove
Start here
Break in your glove the right way
Clean, condition and shape a new glove in about two days, with no oven, no microwave and no soaking it in oil. The tutorial walks through every step with the Nordari Glove Break-In Kit.
What we cover
Break-In Guides
Fast at-home routines, mallet and wrap tips, advice by position, and the shortcuts that ruin leather.
Glove Care
Cleaning, conditioning, drying a wet glove and storing it between seasons so it keeps its pocket.
Glove Repair
Relacing, tightening a floppy pocket and bringing an old favorite back to life.
Buying Guides
Glove sizes by age and position, leathers, break-in kits and gifts ballplayers actually use.
Glove 101
Glove rules, the parts of a glove and practical tips for parents of young players.
The Nordari Glove Break-In Kit
Everything for the routine, in one box
Foam cleaner, oil-free cream conditioner, one-piece hardwood mallet, glove wrap, bristle brush and microfiber cloth. Non-darkening, for baseball and softball gloves, youth to adult.