Cleaning Leather Gloves

I have a pair of olympia leather gloves (with the thin layer of gel in the palms). I've had them for 2 years and wear them a lot, in hot weather, rain, etc. I love them, but the leather is wearing out and the REALLY STINK. is there any good way to clean these/condition them?

Woolite, soak them in the sink, rinse, wring them out and let them dry.

Hang gaunlet down...

Sounds like a pair of TourMasters I have (also with gel palms), except mine just smell like well-seasoned leather. They were my first MC gloves and I'll never part with them I don;t think, even when they're too worn to wear safely. At that point I think I'll relegate them to the Box Of Memories or something like that.

I have the same pair of gloves, love them. The best way I have found to clean them is to buy a new pair.

I'd wash them like the Held "Steve" gloves that I have...

Get some saddle soap. Put the gloves on and act like you're washing your hands, with saddle soap, for a LONG time. After rinsing, wring them as dry as possible while still wearing them. After that, lay them on a fluffy towel where there is air circulating but NOT in front of a fan and especially not in front of a heater. Turn them over after a few hours, repeating as necessary until they're dry enough to wear. If you can go for a ride while they're still damp, that's even better.

Wash per flash, then "wash" with just a little Neet's Foot Oil, then wipe off any excess by "drying" your hands on a used towel. I have a pair of gloves that are 20 years old this season, so I must be doing something right.