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New Ski-Doo Grip Gloves High Performance insulated glove with great grip, feel. mcTEX waterproof, windproof and breathable glove insert. mcFIT technology for a better grip. Insulated backhand only for warmth without compromising feel. Print design on backhand to minimize snow accumulation. Rubber finger print for improved grip. Shaped fingers. Box fingertips to avoid air infiltration. Neoprene wrist with reinforced palm. Visor wiper Part# 4462341290 Size X Large
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