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Specialized Body Geometry Dual Gel Short Finger Women's Glove Cat-Alpine Flexible four way stretch fabric 7524U1|BLACK_TAN|90MM
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Specialized Body Geometry Dual Gel Short Finger Women's Glove Cat Alpine Flexible four way stretch fabric 7524U1 BLACK_TAN 90MM Flexible four way stretch fabric and a long short cut make the ION Traze AMP Womens Bike Shorts a versatile short a with a cut and fabric combination designed to allow great freedom of movement while the YKK Natulon® recycled zips and fully taped GORE TEX PRO seam tape ensure that you'll stay dry and comfortable in all conditions The Specialized Body Geometry Dual Gel Short Finger Women’s Bike Glove is a comfort driven layer designed to spare adventurous hands from rocky trails The strategically placed dual gel pads alleviate hand fatigue and numbness associated with intense pressure placed on the ulnar nerve
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