alexkgoalingsen

13 hours ago, seagoal said:

Welcome to the forum. 

Not if you dry it, it won't   It is possible to dry the glove after, that's part of the method.  You can use fans, heat, dehumidifiers, etc.  Depending on where you live makes a difference in terms of humidity, dryness ,etc.  Where I live drying gear is a constant problem so I have to be quite proactive drying my gear playing 3 times per week.

I think generally speaking mold growth takes prolonged periods of time and if you are trying to break in a glove in 48 hours or so, it's fine.

Besides water, heat works for breaking in gloves, too.  Here's what I do with a hot/cold gel pack.  Heat it up, stuff it inside, work the glove vigorously at the break/crease, repeat, repeat, repeat.  After 3 or 4 times it's like butter

Thanks, I will try this

Im afraid that with the keeps33 method, that the glove will mold because the pads inside cant dry. Is this a reasonable concern? Will it mold?