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Yamaha 3/4 Finger Clarino Palm Neoprene Gloves Blue or Gray SELECT SIZE & COLOR AT CHECKOUT Yamaha 3/4 finger glove features nylon mesh with a Clarino palm and neoprene cuff with a hook and loop adjustable strap. Includes custom molded rubber Yamaha logo on cuff strap and Yamaha Tuning Fork on the back of hand. Please Call Us at 410.335.5050 if you have any questions. eBay Auction Info
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