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2017 Klim Caribou Mitten - Redesigned -black on 2040-parts.com

US $109.99
Location:

Sauk Centre, Minnesota, United States

Sauk Centre, Minnesota, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:Klim Manufacturer Part Number:5029-001-000 Make:Klim Color:Black Gender:Men

2017 Klim Caribou Mitten - Redesigned -Black

SKU 5029-001-000 "BRAND NEW OEM" MSRP $109.99

 

 

KLIMS GORE-TEEX Caribou Mitten is built to face brutally cold conditions head-on. As the first fully featured GORE-TEX insulated mitten in KLIMS performance glove lineup, the Caribou provides massive levels of loft insulation, tactile leather palm grip and all the comfort you can possibly imagine.

  • Guaranteed to keep you dry
  • GORE-TEX glove technology
  • 550 gram insulation (100G in the palm, 450G on back of hand)
  • Thinsulate insulation technology
  • Micro fleece lining in hand
  • Tafeta comfort lining in gauntlet
  • Scotchgaurd DWR (Durable Water Repellency)coated leather palm/thumb
  • Wrist cinch with cam closure
  • Gauntlet length with shock-cord closure
  • Micro ripstop nylon exterior fabric
  • Soft nose wipe zone on outside of thumb
  • Goggle squeegee

    Care Instructions:
  • Do not wash
  • Hang dry
  • Do not bleach
  • Do not dry clean
  • Do not use fabric softeners

 

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Call us at 877-246-7898

Centre Sports/SkiDooOutlet.com

43164 County Road 112

Sauk Centre, MN 56378

 

We are authorized dealers for Ski-Doo, Sea-Doo, Can-Am, KLIM, 509, MotorFist, SledNecks, Back Country Access and many more

Note to Overseas customers.  Transit time from the USA to your country maybe more than four weeks not including time to clear your customs office.  There are no tracking updates from the time a shipment leaves the United States until the shipment clears customs in your country.

 

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