Fxr Mountain - Attack Lite Snowmobile Winter Gloves – Black & High Vis Yellow on 2040-parts.com
Kila, Montana, United States
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FXR Mountain - Attack Lite Snowmobile Winter Glove – Black
& High Visibility Yellow Style#15624 Color: Black & High Vis Yellow Sizes: XXL Our Price: $74.99 FEATURES ·
Tough nylon shell construction ·
Waterproof/breathable Hipora® insert ·
Microfleece lining ·
Thinsulate® 100g back of hand/100g fingers ·
Silicone traction palm ·
Soft gauge index finger goggle wiper ·
Goggle and nose wipe suede thumbs ·
Wrist strap adjuster ·
Wrap around finger design for comfort · Aggressive pre-curved design for precision fit and dexterity Note: These gloves are in stock and ready to ship. |
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