Rawlings | GLOVOLIUM Glove Butter | Baseball/Softball | Butter

Great glove conditioner to help keep my gloves in good shape, pliable and ready for the field! I have found a little goes a long way, just make sure you’re working it in well and not letting it glob up on laces and in crevices for best results.

Rawlings GLOVOLIUM Glove Butter is by far one of the best products I’ve used to maintain baseball gloves. Application is simple and mess-free — the butter spreads evenly without leaving sticky residue on your hands or the glove. This alone sets it apart from other leather conditioners I’ve tried, which often leave gloves feeling heavy or greasy. After applying, the leather immediately feels softer and more flexible, making it easier to break in new gloves or maintain older ones. It also helps the glove hold its shape and prevents cracking over time, which is essential for anyone who plays regularly. My glove has stayed in excellent condition even after weeks of consistent use, and it continues to feel “game-ready” every time I take it onto the field. Another thing I like is the longevity of the product — a little goes a long way, so this is a cost-effective option for anyone looking to care for their equipment over the long term. The container is compact and easy to store in a glove bag or locker, making reapplication convenient. Whether you’re breaking in a new glove, refreshing an older one, or simply keeping your leather supple during the off-season, Rawlings GLOVOLIUM Glove Butter delivers excellent results. It’s effective, easy to use, and keeps your glove performing at its best without any hassle.

Maravilloso producto no solo para el guante sino también para artículos de piel, chamarras, tenis, mochilas, etc

Fácil de usar, excelente para moldear el guante y suavizar la piel

I had an old glove hanging around that was very dried out. It hadn't been used in decades. Did some basic pounding and bending of the leather. There's plenty of youtube videos on this. I rubbed this stuff in, then rolled it up tight with a softball inside. After a few days, I rubbed in another coat, repeating the process. The glove looks awesome now, and is very soft and supple. Anyone saying it's granular, yeah there's a bit of a granular texture to it, but I used my hands to apply the stuff. Maybe the warmth of my fingers melted the stuff as I rubbed it in. So, I would recommend applying it with your fingers. Don't use a brush or cloth. The other thing I wonder is whether some people are trying to apply it to gloves that are not real leather.