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Weird as it sounds... Vaseline works magnificently for me. It really spruces up the leather and makes it soft, supple and more pliable. I was quite hesitant at first, but saw immediate results.
Works great on dry, dull leather. It even seems to clean it somehow, and is easy to apply as well. Some will suggest using saddle soap or even Murphy's Oil Soap (first) to clean the glove... then you can condition it. Hope this helps! Last edited by perezfan; 07-13-2013 at 08:50 PM. 
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