Motorfist Wot Mens Snowmobile Gloves / Mens 2xl / 20614-1022 on 2040-parts.com
Manchester, New Hampshire, United States
Motorfist WOT GlovesM.S.R.P. $89.99 The W.O.T. (Wide Open Throttle) glove is for those riders that want a medium warmth waterproof and breathable glove with the all the dexterity in the fingers of a thin glove. The WOT accomplishes this with a solid leather palm and use of flexible fabrics that still offer the waterproof performance edge riders want. The details of a goggle wipe and easily accessible cuff adjustment are not forgotten. Features:
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