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Scorpion Sgs Motorcycle Gloves on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Lafayette, Louisiana, United States

Lafayette, Louisiana, United States
Excellent condition. Used one season.
Brand:Scorpion Color:Yellow Manufacturer Part Number:101212B Material:Leather

Scorpion SGS Gloves. I have two pair. Size Large. I rotated the two pair so as not to wear one out. Both are in excellent condition. $50 each. 85 for both.

When the focus is on safety, a common pitfall is to allow protection slowly overwhelm the design of a glove. Weight, bulk and awkward interaction with the controls are too often the result. Bucking this trend is the Scorpion SGS, a motorcycle glove that is short and flexible and yet still containing protectors, Kevlar reinforcements and palm sliders.
Top grade, perforated and non-perforated leather upper and fourchette
Kangaroo skin palm for control-feel and abrasion resistance
Knox SPS® (Scaphoid Protection System) palm sliders
Superfabric® armor plated material panels provide flexible abrasion barriers
TPU molded knuckle protection
Hook and loop wrist closure
Pre-curved palm and fingers for grip comfort
Kevlar protective internal palm patch
Kevlar out-stitched palm and fingers eliminate interior seam feel

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