Glove Oil - 8 oz. – Softens & Breaks in Leather, Prevents Deterioration, Increases Durability – Premium Formula, Safe for Gloves, Mitts & Sports Gear – Made in USA

Good stuff for old glove

Works great! A little goes a long way

Love this oil for my softball glove, we use it nightly for a couple of weeks. It really softened up my glove and made it more flexible

Seems fine. Will know later in life.

Worked great for my son’s glove. Soaked in nice and gave it a nice finish. Wasn’t overly greasy afterwards. Helped nicely to losen up the glove. We used it a couple times paired with wrapping a ball in the pocket. Really helped a lot when it was new as well as keeping it nice as it aged.

I was very impressed with how well this worked the very first time I used it on my daughters gloves. I used it on one glove that was already partially broken in and had gone through one softball season and my other daughters glove that was new this year. The new glove was a Rawlings and stiff as a board. I worked the oil into the glove for about 30 to 45 minutes and that was enough to soften it. I also put it on my other daughters glove and worked it in for about 15 minutes and now it is equally soft (broken-in).I highly recommend this oil not just because of how well it works, but it also isn’t slimy or slippery on their gloves. It also does not have a strong smell.

I have been playing and coaching baseball for 40+ years. I’m now a full time coach and still carry 5 gloves as I was a utility player in college. I needless to say with 10+ gloves in rotation, I take care of them regularly. I have Wilson, Rawlings, 44 pro, SSK, and Rolin & Soto gloves. I have 11” middle infield to 13” outfield gloves, catchers mitts and 1B gloves as well.I recommend it to all my players and their parents, no complaints yet.I used to go to someone who did glove repair for Wilson and Rawlings and he had his own blend of oils for cleaning and conditioning, but since he closed up shop 13 years ago, I have tried every brand out there. I have spoken with several of the glove repair companies I’ve seen on instagram and social media and the general consensus is Sarna is the best combination out there.I like BallPlayers Balm also but it is waxy and I use it on some of my older gloves to help preserve them and to add a little stiffness.I have used the Sarna Oil and Cream and I prefer the cream because I can apply it evenly and it is more obvious if I miss a spot. It is also a little less messy. Oil can appear like I covered a spot but layer find out I missed it when it dries before the covered spots. I think they are both great, but you can decide which you like better, as it’s all personal preference.Sarna is water based and eventually evaporates, leaving the glove less oily after a few uses but still well conditioned.I will be trying the new Sarna Glove Cleaner on my next round of cleaning and will review that on the next review.

I read the reviews and saw that this leaks. I thought I would try it anyway.The product is pretty good, it did soften up my kid's glove which is the reason I bought it.The bottle though needs a redesign. It was shipped in a plastic bag which was in a plastic padded shipping envelope. The package was dry, I opened it, and there was oil all over. I put the packaging in the trash and cleaned up the bottle. I figure about 1/8 of the bottle leaked out during shipping.The cap is the issue, it's a flip top and doesn't seal when closed. So the bottle needs to be stored upright, otherwise you will have a mess. Bottle top is terrible, which is my only complaint.