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Hunker, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:THOR Make:INVERT Manufacturer Part Number:3330-3931 S

NEW THOR INVERT FLECTION WHITE GLOVES 


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KEY FEATURES:
  • UNIQUE CONSTRUCTION Inverted seams throughout provide a comfortable, seamless feel that eliminates seam bunching at finger tips
  • LIGHTWEIGHT AND DURABLE 4-way stretch backhand material with supple yet durable fully perforated palm
  • CUSTOM FIT Hook and loop closure system
  • Unique graphics
  • Notched wrist opening provides ease of access
  • Mesh finger gussets for breathability and added comfort
  • Silicone treated finger tips
  • Wrapped thumb and gripping points for added durability
  • Content: 70% Polyester, 30% Nylon

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