how do you dry leather motorcycle gloves quickly?

Question

alpinestars sps gloves with carbonfiber knuckle protectors

Answer 1

I agree that heat should be avoided, it can shrink and crack the leather. Another good option before turning on the fan would be putting the gloves between two towels and blot as much of the moisture out as possible.
Once they're dry, it's a good idea to use a leather conditioner to reduce any negative effects of the gloves getting wet.

Answer 2

Alpinestars Sps Gloves

Answer 3

My son found a really good deal. Instead of buying overpriced gloves from the local cycle shop he buys mechanics gloves. The ones with knuckle protection They are cheaper - lighter - more flexible and offer better grip than motorcycle gloves. And they also come in a wide assortment of colours and palm grip styles. They also have velcro wristbands that keep the wind out. I have tried them myself and they are a worlds apart from the $95.00 gloves that I purchased from the dealer. I believe he paid about $16.00 and got a far superior glove.

Answer 4

All above are good answers except wearing them. Your hands will freeze.

In other words, you CAN'T dry leather quickly. That will ruin your gloves.

Answer 5

Let them dry on their own or in front of a fan.

You should have more than one pair of gloves, for circumstances such as this. I personally have 3 sets of gloves.

Answer 6

I don't think there is a quick way to dry any leather,It is best to let them air dry and then use a good leather conditoner to keep them soft

Answer 7

Either put them in the dryer and set it to dry with no heat or put them in front of a fan. Never dry leather with heat, only moving air.

Answer 8

Some hair dryers have a cool or 'no heat' setting, so that would probably work well...

Answer 9

let em air dry on yer hands while riding. you will be suprised how comfortable they get after you do this.