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Kolpin Camo Mitts For Atv / Snowmobile / Utv / Gator / Mower / Tiller / Garden on 2040-parts.com

US $28.00
Location:

Fairport, New York, US

Fairport, New York, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Kolpin Manufacturer Part Number:93560 Warranty:No Fits:Array Placement on Vehicle:Front

Kolpin Neoprene Mitts

Part number 93121

Camo one side.. Black on other

Keeps hands out of elements

when riding your ATV, Gator, or UTV !!
Could be used possibly on your snowmobile also

Rugged Construction!

-Heavy 5mm Neoprene mitts adjust to all handlebars

-Tighten with Velcro and buckle straps

-Same material as used in wetsuits

-Keeps hands warm and dry in all conditions

-Easy On, Easy Off Design

What's included is just as pictured !

Information included in this listing is believed to be accurate but was derived from various websites and other available internet information.

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