1 pair of protective gloves (size: M.18CM) for welding hands at work, Professor Spine puncture-resistant, abrasion-resistant gardening
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Description
This thorn-proof gardening glove uses superior materials, is puncture-proof, abrasion-resistant, and not easy to break.
It can protect your hands, letting you pick roses more easily. It is widely used in gardening, work, welding, and more. The glove is designed with a smooth and thin lining, making the glove comfortable to wear.
The gloves are convenient to carry or store, and won't take up much space, thanks to their small size and lightweight design.
Features
- BrandMCBOSON
- ColourMulticolour
- Glove size8
- Clothing sizeM
- Warranty1 year(s)
- Pcs per pack1
- Recommended ageAdult
- Length18 cm
- MaterialSynthetic
- Abrasion resistance4
- Type of glovesGardening
- ManoMano ReferenceME98150748
- MMID855542893659
- Product code8380024174805
- EAN8380024174805
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