Deerhunte Gloves Ram (Elmwood)
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Description
The Deerhunter Ram gloves in brown Elmwood are robust, water proof and stretchy. Ideally suited for hunting and leisure from spring to autumn.
The pleasantly soft material of the gloves is relatively silent and therefore ideal for stalking and hunting in mild temperatures. Thanks to the zip on the cuff, they are particularly easy to put on and offer the perfect fit.
The palms are reinforced and therefore offer particularly good grip. In addition, the finger joints and the trigger finger have stretch material to offer the most pronounced freedom of movement possible.
The Deerhunter Ram gloves in the brown shade Elmwood are ideally suited for hunting and also cut a good figure in leisure time.
Material: 100% polyester; reinforcement: 100% polyurethane; lining: 100% polyester
The pleasantly soft material of the gloves is relatively silent and therefore ideal for stalking and hunting in mild temperatures. Thanks to the zip on the cuff, they are particularly easy to put on and offer the perfect fit.
The palms are reinforced and therefore offer particularly good grip. In addition, the finger joints and the trigger finger have stretch material to offer the most pronounced freedom of movement possible.
The Deerhunter Ram gloves in the brown shade Elmwood are ideally suited for hunting and also cut a good figure in leisure time.
Material: 100% polyester; reinforcement: 100% polyurethane; lining: 100% polyester
Specifications
| Fit: | men |
|---|---|
| Membrane: | Deer-Tex® Performance Shell |
| Brand: | Deerhunter |
| Size: | M to 2XL |
| Type: | Gloves |
| Colour / Camo: | brown |
| Properties: | breathable, reinforced, stretch, waterproof, windproof |
| Extras: | Im Knöchelbereich dehnbar |
| Breathable: | yes |
| Material: | 100% polyester |
| Outer Material: | Verstärkung: 100% Polyurethan |
| Insulation: | 100% Polyester |
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