MCR Leather Drivers Work Gloves - Select Goatskin Leather with Oil Block Technology - Kevlar® Aramid Lined - TPR Back of Hand Protection - Keystone Thumb - Box of 12 HDPE Bailer MSA Rescuer

Name: MCR Leather Drivers Work Gloves - Select Goatskin Leather with Oil Block Technology - Kevlar® Aramid Lined - TPR Back of Hand Protection - Keystone Thumb - Box of 12 HDPE Bailer MSA Rescuer
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 55610829433
Price: 165.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8028 (24 reviews)

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MCR Leather Drivers Work Gloves Select Goatskin Leather with Oil Block Technology Kevlar® Aramid Lined TPR Back of Hand Protection Keystone Thumb Box of 12 HDPE Bailer MSA Rescuer MSA Rescuer charging cradle Unique Oil Blocking technology for use in oily environments TPR back provides Level 1 impact protection These gloves feature select grade grain brown goatskin leather and a cut resistant DuPont™ Kevlar® aramid lining

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