Mechanix Wear Gloves Carbon X Level 5 Size Extra Large on 2040-parts.com
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The more intense the conditions the more protection you need. Integrated two layers of fire retardant Carbon-X into the top, bottom, and fingertips of the Team Issue Carbon-X Level 5 Glove before incorporating a high-density accordion design to shield knuckles against impact. The glove is then held tightly in place with a hook and loop closure. Meets or exceeds SFI 3.3/5 specifications. Fire retardant Size Extra Large Retails @ $74.95
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