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Hmk Team Glove 3x S/m Black on 2040-parts.com

US $45.49
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Denver, CO, United States

Denver, CO, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:HMK USA Manufacturer Part Number:HM7GTEAB3X Part Brand:HMK UPC:Does not apply

HMK TEAM GLOVE 3X S/M BLACK

SKU: HM7GTEAB3X

  • Wind-resistant material in back of hand
  • Goat skin leather palm w/ padded Kevlar heel panel
  • Reinforced, double layer leather over thenar
  • Integrated metacarpal arch support
  • Velcro wrist closure
  • Padded knuckles
  • Single panel fourchettes for increased comfort
  • Reflective piping on fingertips

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