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Damascus Gear: PG2 Phenom 6 Responder II Tactical Rappel Gloves (X-Small)
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Damascus Gear: PG2 Phenom 6 Responder II Tactical Features
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Thermoplastic Rubber Knuckles with vents
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Premium Soft Tanned Cowhide Leather palm
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Silicon Printed Palm gives a higher amount of non-slip in the palm
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Kevlar Knit Material on the back of the hand provides cut resistance and flash protection
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Articulated design for increased comfort
About Damascus Gear: PG2 Phenom 6 Responder II Tactical
Phenom 6 Tactical Glove line from Damascus Gear includes a range of high performance gloves. Using only the highest quality materials these gloves were designed to offer extreme protection. Strategically placed Kevlar offers the highest amount of flame and flash protection up to 800˚F (427˚C)… while providing abrasion resistance, and cut protection. WE’VE GOT YOUR 6! - Thermoplastic Rubber Knuckles with vents that allow airflow to keep the hand cooler throughout the day - Premium Soft Tanned Cowhide Leather palm with Reinforced Leather Panels and Suede Leather for high wear points for rappelling and roping operations - Silicon Printed Palm gives a higher amount of non-slip in the palm - 100% Dupont Kevlar Knit Material on the back of the hand provides cut resistance and flash protection up to 800˚F (427˚C) - Articulated design for increased comfort - Double reinforced stitching - Hook and Loop Nylon Strap that is adjustable and gives a tight secure fit to the hand Damascus Gear has been making premium quality gloves and protective body gear since 1955. Attention to design, function and the smallest of details, along with the use of only the finest quality leathers and materials allow us to deliver consistent and trusted protection for our customers.
