Moto Gp Track Racing Leather Gloves Black Size on 2040-parts.com
New York, New York, US
New in the box. these are the best gloves to buy for track day use.
- Genuine high grade cowhide leather race glove
- Fiber reinforced knuckle and finger protection
- Comfortable, performance fit with pre-curved fingers
- Foam Padding outer shell protection
- Schoeller - Keprotec protective material
- Sticky-grip Palm material
- Adjustable cuff with hook-and-loop closure
- Adjustable strap with hook-and-loop closure under wrist
- Elastic at wrist
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