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US $52.46
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Denver, CO, United States

Denver, CO, United States
Condition:New with tags Brand:HMK USA Manufacturer Part Number:HM7GUNIWXS Part Brand:HMK UPC:Does not apply

HMK UNION GLOVE WHITE XS

SKU: HM7GUNIWXS

  • Hipora® waterproof/breathable insert
  • Kevlar® palm for ultimate durability
  • Pre-curved fingers for increased dexterity and comfort
  • Adjustable wrist closure for custom fit
  • Palm overlays for increased strength
  • Neoprene under cuff for added comfort and improved glove to wrist interface

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