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SKI-DOO SNO-X GLOVES 4462021296 XL/YELLOW STAY DRY MOISTURE MANAGEMENT LINING. HIPORA MEMBRANE FOR MORE BREATH ABILITY. STRETCH TEXTURIZED FABRIC TO FACILITATE MOVEMENT. PADDED KNUCKLES. RUBBER PALM AND FINGERTIPS FOR IMPROVED GRIP. ADJUSTABLE WRIST. |
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