TRU-SPEC Tactical Hard Knuckle Gloves Tops Federal OSHA and wildland fire

Name: TRU-SPEC Tactical Hard Knuckle Gloves Tops Federal OSHA and wildland fire
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 47062788721
Price: 21.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0207 (8 reviews)

SKU 47062788721 · ★ 4.0

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TRU SPEC Tactical Hard Knuckle Gloves Tops Federal OSHA and wildland fire Federal OSHA and wildland fire equipment performance requirements Manufacturer part #: 1016113 Synthetic leather palm with four way stretch fabric fingers built around a neoprene shell Flexible and breathable for great fit and dexterity Adjustable hook & loop strap keeps the gloves secure around the wrist Touchscreen compatible pad on index finger and thumb Elastic hanger loop on cuff for hanging on equipment or clothing Carbon fiber knuckle protects against extreme impact and abrasion injuries These 5ive Star Gear Tactical Hard Knuckle Gloves are designed for laborers and tactical operators alike with key features that are needed in the field Category: Gloves › Tactical & Duty Gloves

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