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Thermal Lined Insulated Driver's

Item #: 77-468 Series

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Premium grade top grain pigskin leather driver's glove with red thermal lining.

Made by PIP (Manuf. Part # 77-468)
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Thermal Lined Insulated Driver's

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Premium grade top grain pigskin leather driver's glove with red thermal lining and a keystone thumb.

  • All leather premium grade top grain pigskin construction.
  • Superior workmanship.
  • Pigskin styles stay soft when dried after getting wet.
  • Cotton color binding denotes sizes.

TECHNICAL DATA:

  • Material: Pigskin leather
  • Construction: 100% leather with thermal lining
  • Color: Tan
  • Cuff Style: Slip on
  • PIP (Manuf. Part # 77-468)

APPLICATIONS:

  • Used in cold weather applications including:
    • Farming
    • Construction
    • Machine operation
    • Refrigeration.

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