Franklin Sports Batting Glove Aerator Inserts - Dries Sweat + Eliminates Odor - Fits Baseball, Softball, Football, Golf + Work Gloves - Adult + Kids Sizes

Bought these for my daughter’s smelly softball gloves and they work great!

My son is 13 and plays competitive baseball. Naturally, the batting gloves, get sweaty and have an odor. The new popular batting gloves are $115 a pair. Due to the fact that you really don’t want to wash them very much this is a perfect alternative. When he gets done wearing them, he literally just puts them on the plastic handpiece and put it in his backpack. Such a great product.

Clip broke in two days. Way small and cheap. The plastic holder dose just fine.

This works great for my sons batting gloves. They tend to smell after a while of use because of how much he sweats. Can be difficult at time to maneuver the plastic in the finger slots but we’ll worth it and has helped make his gloves last longer

Good idea, but terrible execution.It's very finicky to get the fingers into their right places, largely due to the thoughtless design. The fingers are not only spaced poorly (too tight together) but are basically parallel with each other. I can't believe this went through any product development iterations much less end user feedback because simply splaying the fingers even just a couple of degrees would ease use considerably.To add insult to injury the material quality is no better than the disposable plastic hangers that many children's clothing come on. The odor absorbing functionality is at best, an advertising gimmick, and more cynically a recurring cash grab on consumers who aren't going to A/B test whether or not there's actually any odor reduction vs control.This may be the worst product I've purchased off Amazon this year. Do yourself a favor and 3D print a glove aerator instead.

Easy to use and keeps gloves dry.

Might work if used from the start of new gloves, however not strong enough to work out set in funk.

Bought 2 of these as stocking stuffers for my sons who play baseball. The hope is that with regular use, these will keep their Batting gloves from getting crusty and smelly. Summer will be the true test, but so far so good with winter workouts and spring training.