Originally Posted By: pca
You could try Neatsfoot oil.
I've tried "Lexol" (a brand of leather conditioner) that contains Neatsfoot oil, but it only helped until the next time the gloves got wet. From the manufacturer's description at Amazon.com: "You do not have to clean the leather every time you condition, but you must condition every time you clean it."

I shouldn't be so concerned about it, as soon as the gloves get wet they are nice and soft again... until they dry.

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