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HammerHead Dentex Nitrile Grip Spearfishing & Lobstering Gloves - MD
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HammerHead Dentex Nitrile Grip Spearfishing & Lobstering Gloves - MD

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from $19.99

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Barcode: 00816706023645
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Product information

Brand: HammerHead Spearguns
Barcode: 00816706023645
Country & language: United States · English

Retailer description

This is the HammerHead Dentex Nitrile Grip Spearfishing and Lobstering Gloves Features: Exceptional dexterity and durability with the seamless knit design New and improved chemical and heat resistant Nitrile grip on fingers and palms Extra grippy Nitrile coating for gripping pole spears, rocks, or fillet knives Light and flexible fabric that’s 15 times stronger than steel Hammerhead Dentex Gloves - Nitrile are ideal for spearfishing and lobstering. The cut and puncture resistant material can't be stopped by samurai swords, Bubba Blades, and even moray eels. These gloves are made from ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene light combined with flexible fabrics. They resist cuts and punctures and offer protection that's 15 times stronger than steel. The grippy Nitrile coating locks on to pole spears, rocks, fillet knives or anything else you want to hold.

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