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Roland Sands Design Dezel (diesel) Gloves - Black on 2040-parts.com

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Four Marks, Hampshire, United Kingdom

Four Marks, Hampshire, United Kingdom
Condition:New Brand:Roland Sands Design Exact Material:Cowhide Leather Style:Touring & Urban Gloves Armour:Palm, Fingers, Knuckles Manufacturer Part Number:Does Not Apply Fastening:Zip, Velcro Material:Leather Country/Region of Manufacture:United States

Roland Sands Design Dezel (Diesel) Gloves - Black

Roland Sands Design Dezel (Diesel) Gloves - Black

The much imitated super retro styled Roland Sands Design Dezel gloves with dual leather colouring, ribbed back and zip closure.
  • Short zip/strap close
  • Flex ribbing
  • Reinforced and padded palm
  • Pre-curved ergonomic fit
  • Padded finger knuckles

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