G-force Gf G1 Racegrip Gloves 4100lrgbk on 2040-parts.com
Florida, New York, United States
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Glove
Size: Large Layers:
One Glove
Color: Black Glove
Material: Nomex/Leather Safety
Rating: SFI 3.3/1
Comfortable and effective, these G-FORCE GF G1 RaceGrip gloves feature a Nomex knit and tough leather palm for long lasting wear and excellent grip. A special lightweight flame retardant fabric wicks moisture away from he hands while giving the driver that exclusive RaceGrip feel. The gauntlet is more than enough to cover the driver's suit cuff.  |
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