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RT-A1 Orange M Touchscreen Full Finger Gardening Gloves – Joint Protection for Gardening, Vegetable Patching & Outdoor Activities – “Gardening Gloves” offering the most effective protection
Sold by re-green GmbH
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Description
🧤 General Description RT-A1 off-road motorcycle gloves, bright orange and ultra-durable. Ideal for motorcycling, mountain biking, motocross, BMX, climbing, or hunting — anywhere precision and protection matter. Integrated touchscreen on thumb and index finger: use your smartphone or GPS without removing your gloves. Four-season comfort thanks to breathable polyester (10–35 °C). Enhanced safety with knuckle protectors and padded palm. 📋 Technical Specifications Type: Full-finger touchscreen gloves Size: M (Tip: choose one size up for larger hands) Material: Breathable polyester + anti-slip silicone gel on the palm Touchscreen compatibility: Conductive fibers on thumb and index finger Protection: Knuckle protectors + reinforced palm padding 🔧 Installation No installation required — ready to wear right out of the box. Intuitive fit, ergonomic design adapted to the French hand. Instant fit, no adjustments or tools required. 🎯 Use: Perfect for urban commuting, sporty outings, or technical hikes. Maintain complete handlebar control thanks to the silicone grip. Stay safely connected: answer a call, activate your navigation, or take a photo—without removing your gloves. Optimal comfort even after hours of continuous use. ℹ️ Other information: Designed for maximum versatility: motorcycle, mountain bike, hunting, climbing, quad (ATV), skating, and skateboarding. Their lightness and breathability ensure a second-skin feel. Easy care: hand washing recommended. One size fits all (M) included in this item.
Features
- BrandDTEKGAZ
- ManoMano ReferenceME236488021
- MMID406221390056
- Product code3YLYG20260813-1-2798
Advice from
What to do in the garden in February
February is a chilly month meaning there's not a huge amount you can do in the garden. That said, the days are getting longer and nature is coming out of hibernation little by little. If the weather allows it, you may even be able to cautiously start sowing a few seeds under cold frames towards the end of the month.
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