By Patrick Cameron. You can extend the life of your glove with just a little extra time and effort. Resources Golfsmith. Most Popular. Remove Golf Spikes. Change Detachable Cleats. Remove Golf Shoe Cleats. Clean a Golf Cap. I also wonder about the various resins that are supposed to absorb moisture.. From: David E. Comments: The E-Force Weapon is better glove for me.
Others have mentioned that the breathability is good, and I agree. Problem that I also agree with is that this was not durable enough for me. It wore out quickly, even had a couple tear out in the palm of the hand within a couple of weeks. The glove stretched out in the palm of the hand very quickly and separated from the stitching at the wrist, too. Comments: Excellent light-weight glove. True, they didn't last a long time about a year , but they were the most comfortable of gloves.
This has been a good replacement. It breathes much better than other gloves, but it is light weight and doesn't last as long.
Worth the money for the comfort it provides. Comments: I liked this glove at first, but after using it for few games, my racquet started to slip.
I've never really had that problem with other gloves. My hands stayed nice and cool and didn't get sweaty, but the lack of grip took a toll on my game. Comments: Definitely too thin.
It does 'work' by keeping your hand cooler, but it is not worth the sacrifice in grip and protection. The E-Force Weapon is far superior and cheaper. Comments: I recently got an E-Force Chill in my long search for a proper glove. I'm 6'6" tall and I have large hands. Download Article Explore this Article methods. Tips and Warnings. Related Articles. Article Summary. Method 1. All rights reserved.
This image may not be used by other entities without the express written consent of wikiHow, Inc. Dampen a paper towel or clean cloth. A soft microfiber washcloth works well, but a clean paper towel will also work. Place the cloth or paper towel under clean running water to get it wet and then gently wring it out to remove excess water. The cloth or paper towel should be damp but not dripping. Use a mild soap to create a lather with the cloth. You can purchase a soap specifically designed for leather, or you can use the mildest soap you have in your home.
Put some soap on the cloth and rub it together, creating a lather on the cloth. For example, saddle soap is a good option for your leather gloves as it cleans the leather while also protecting it.
You can purchase a soap like this at a big box store or online. Rub the leather gloves with the sudsy cloth gently. Try to work the soap into the leather using the cloth, rubbing very gently so as not to ruin the exterior.
Pay special attention to the dirty areas of each of your gloves. It may be easier if you put on one of your gloves and clean it with the cloth using the other hand. Use a clean, damp cloth to remove the soap and dirt. Use this to gently remove the dirt and soap from the gloves with repeated rubbing motions. Make sure you get all of the soap off of each of your gloves. Repeat the process if dirt still remains on the gloves. If you notice that there are still some dirt spots on one or both of your gloves, use a sudsy cloth to rub the dirt away gently.
Use another clean damp cloth to remove the soap again. Method 2. Put the gloves on your hands to wash them. This makes it easier to work the soap into the leather and gives you more control over the washing process. Hold your hands under clean running water for roughly 3 seconds. Turn on a faucet to lukewarm water. With the gloves on your hands, run your hands under the water for just a few seconds. Rub the gloves gently using a mild soap.
A bar of soap works well for this as you can rub the bar all over your gloves.
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