Dakine Men's Covert Glove Black
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Get ready to rock the trails with a souped-up classic all-mountain bike glove! This bad boy has received a major upgrade to outshine the needs of modern trail riders. Packed with extra leather and PU awesomeness for top-notch abrasion resistance, sweet silicone grip in all the right places, touchscreen magic, a handy nose wipe, and a reinforced pull tab – this glove's got it all! It's the perfect companion for years of bar-gripping fun, and when things get wild, the durable synthetic suede palms will save your skin from an accidental slip-n-slide adventure!
- Sublimated graphics
- Breathable, 4-way stretch shell
- Polyurethane abrasion panel
- AX SUEDE rPET synthetic suede palm
- Silicone gripper finger and thumb
- Touch screen compatible
- Microfleece thumb wipe
- Polygiene® Odor Control technology
- Slip on cuff
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