REVIT Slate H2O gloves
Бестселлер
- Артикул:
- 108173845
33 875 AMD
Характеристики
Дизайн
- Цвет
- Черный
- Размер
- M
Прочие свойства
- Бренд
- Revit
Описание
The Slate H2O motorcycle gloves redefine the standard when it comes to Urban waterproof, short-cuffed gloves.
While graphic design language is subtle, these motorcycle gloves have nice detailing to them.
We also incorporate the new reflective PWR|Fuse material at the back of the hand and fingers, not only for good looks but for added dimension and texture.Waterproofing comes via the semi-bonded hydratex|Z-liner insert, while the 3M™ Thinsulate™ at the back of the hand is there for extra comfort.
Making sure that your summer rides in the rain (or cold) don´t affect the performance of your fingers.
A suede leather visor wiper along with the Connect Finger Tips at the thumb and index fingers, make the Slate H2O gloves even more user-friendly.
Great yet subtle design, waterproofing, convenient features, and more are just a few of the reasons why the Slate H2O motorcycle gloves may be your next favorite pair of hand protection.
According to the EN 13594:2015 standard.
Level 1 KP certified.
While graphic design language is subtle, these motorcycle gloves have nice detailing to them.
We also incorporate the new reflective PWR|Fuse material at the back of the hand and fingers, not only for good looks but for added dimension and texture.Waterproofing comes via the semi-bonded hydratex|Z-liner insert, while the 3M™ Thinsulate™ at the back of the hand is there for extra comfort.
Making sure that your summer rides in the rain (or cold) don´t affect the performance of your fingers.
A suede leather visor wiper along with the Connect Finger Tips at the thumb and index fingers, make the Slate H2O gloves even more user-friendly.
Great yet subtle design, waterproofing, convenient features, and more are just a few of the reasons why the Slate H2O motorcycle gloves may be your next favorite pair of hand protection.
According to the EN 13594:2015 standard.
Level 1 KP certified.
