PIP Leather Driver Gloves Hi-Vis Cowhide Keystone Thumb 68-163HV Size:L hard-coated polycarbonate shield provides excellent UN448-16-2-OBK-4X

Name: PIP Leather Driver Gloves Hi-Vis Cowhide Keystone Thumb 68-163HV Size:L hard-coated polycarbonate shield provides excellent UN448-16-2-OBK-4X
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 61066103678
Price: 70.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7371 (17 reviews)

PIP Leather Driver Gloves Hi-Vis Cowhide Keystone Thumb 68-163HV Size:L hard-coated polycarbonate shield provides excellent UN448-16-2-OBK-4X

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PIP Leather Driver Gloves Hi Vis Cowhide Keystone Thumb 68 163HV Size:L hard coated polycarbonate shield provides excellent UN448 16 2 OBK 4X hard coated polycarbonate shield provides excellent scratch resistance and ANSI abrasion level 4 protection—ideal for high wear The PIP Leather Driver Gloves Hi Vis are constructed from top grain cowhide providing superior visibility and protection for industrial applications

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