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Rs Taichi Rst390 Mens Perforated Leather Motorcycle Mesh Gloves Racing White Xl on 2040-parts.com

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shenzhen, China

shenzhen, China
Condition:New with tags Brand:RS Taichi Color:White Gender:Unisex Adult Country/Region of Manufacture:China Size:XL UPC:Does not apply

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RS Taichi RST390 Armed Leather Mesh Gloves
  • RS TAICHI original molded carbon hard knuckle protection.
  • Perforated goat skin and cow leather outer shell construction for superior airflow.
  • New 3D anatomical pattern.
  • Technofine mesh liner for extreme hygroscopic and fast dry with mcFit technology.
  • Wrist Velcro closure for secure fit.
  • Stretch panel on finger for maneuverability.
  • EVA foam padding on palm and side.
  • Navigation touch pointer on index finger tip.
  • For the best fit please refer to the European Sizing when available. If you refer to the US sizing please understand that it runs small, so we suggest that you order one size larger than you would normally wear.
SIZE M - L  - XL
 
SIZE: M(<8.7CM),L(<9.7CM) ,XL(<10.5CM) 

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