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Tuff Coat II Gloves - Medium

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Tuff Coat II Gloves - Medium
Tuff Coat II Gloves - Medium
$26.95 USD
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Tuff Coat II knit gloves are made from 100% Kevlar brand fiber and coated with natural rubber. The double protection of Kevlar's strength with natural rubber's resiliency provides superior protection from cuts and punctures. Also provides an excellent grip and a seamless, comfortable fit. Entire palm and fingertips are rubber coated for a sure grip while the back is uncoated to keep your hands cool. These are very comfortable gloves that provide great protection when working with glass. Pair. Medium.

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Pros : Protects hands. Great at moving and picking up bits of glass.
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