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THINKGREEN Fine-knit Glove Universal

The THINKGREEN work glove made of environmentally friendly recycled material impresses with its special grip and optimal fit.

The seamless fine-knit glove THINKGREEN made of 100 % recycled polyester (13 gauge) is a robust work glove for light work in agriculture, logistics or gardening. Due to its excellent, ergonomic fit the breathable fine-knit glove is ideally suited for permanent use. Its porous surface made of elastic latex foam guarantees an optimal fingertip feeling and an excellent wet and dry grip.

Overview:

  • Made from 100% recycled polyester (13 gauge)
  • Ideal for light work in agriculture, logistics or gardening
  • Optimal fingertip feeling and perfect fit
  • Particularly good grip due to porous surface
  • Coating made of elastic latex foam
  • Non-slip and breathable
  • Machine washable up to max. 40 °C
  • Tested according to en 388:2016 + A1:2018

Sizes:

  • 7 (S)
  • 8 (M)
  • 9 (L)
  • 10 (XL)

Scope of delivery:

1x Pair of Fine-knit Gloves THINKGREEN Universal

Material: Recycling Polyester
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