Hatch XTAK Knee Pads Color:Black Versatile Style: The sleek design

Name: Hatch XTAK Knee Pads Color:Black Versatile Style: The sleek design
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 12911148306
Price: 31.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4473 (16 reviews)

SKU 12911148306 · ★ 4.4

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Hatch XTAK Knee Pads Color:Black Versatile Style: The sleek design Versatile Style: The sleek design makes it suitable for both casual and formal settings This stylish and functional jacket is designed to keep you comfortable in any weather Unique X shaped thermal plastic urethane (TPU) shell EVA high density foam for superior shock absorption Lightweight TPU and Cordura nylon construction Forceful spring back action that gives you the protection you need Cool Max inner surface for wicking moisture away Anti skid inner surface to keep pad secured Spandex adjustable straps with Hatch Rapid Deployment Clips and hook & loop closure for secure fit The XTAK Knee Pads are extremely light and flexible and provide superior protection Category: Body Armor & Protection › Body Armor

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