Reply to "How to De-Stink leather batting gloves?"

TexasLefty1,000+ posts

@Baseballdad2024 posted:
I don’t mean to promote any product but my boys use Bruce Bolt and they recommend players to use this deodorizer if gloves start smell. I’ve been using it and it works although drying batting gloves after each use is must and best way as mjd-dad said. I don’t think this one works once it gets too stinky…
https://www.amazon.com/PowAir-...HK86?ref_=ast_sto_dp

My son also loved Bruce Bolt gloves but he wasn’t taking care of them so he opted for some Franklins he really likes as well.

I think those hockey or lacrosse sticks would probably work well. We used them when he played lacrosse and they worked great.

1/25/239:29 PM

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