Proof, not promises

Every one of these was somebody’s gamer.

Drag the handle to compare each glove before and after its service. Every result depends on the glove’s existing leather and structure, but professional cleaning, conditioning, relacing, and reshaping can give a well-used glove more life on the field.

Wilson A2000, after restoration by Glove Revive Co. — **Wilson A2000**Faded, dry leather with worn blue lace. Deep cleaned, conditioned, relaced in teal, and reshaped with the pocket restored.

Wilson A2000, before restoration — **Wilson A2000**Faded, dry leather with worn blue lace. Deep cleaned, conditioned, relaced in teal, and reshaped with the pocket restored.

Mizuno Infield, after restoration by Glove Revive Co. — **Mizuno Infield**Faded black leather, re-dyed and conditioned to bring it back to life, then relaced in Gold Leaf lace.

Mizuno Infield, before restoration — **Mizuno Infield**Faded black leather, re-dyed and conditioned to bring it back to life, then relaced in Gold Leaf lace.

What you are actually looking at

No filters, no staged lighting, and no stock photography. Each pair is the same glove shot on the same bench, before anything was touched and after final inspection.

The best candidates are quality, full-leather gloves. Synthetic, plastic and low-value youth gloves are generally poor restoration candidates.

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