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Revco Black Stallion BSX Premium Pigskin & Cowhide MIG Gloves (BM88)
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The Black Stallion BSX BM88 mig glove is fully lined and comes with a padded palm area, along with Kevlar stitching. The BM88 gloves come with a Black Stallion exclusive DragPatch and RestPatch. The dragpatch is found on the pinky finger side of the glove and adds extra hot zone protection when moving your hand along the weld piece. The restpatch is found on the inner wrist area and provides extra wrist padding. The BM88 is made of a premium grain pigskin palm and cowhide back.
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Features
• Fully Lined & Padded Pigskin Palm
• Exclusive DragPatch
• Exclusive RestPatch
• Kevlar Stitching
Please see "specs" tab for sizing information.
Features
• Fully Lined & Padded Pigskin Palm
• Exclusive DragPatch
• Exclusive RestPatch
• Kevlar Stitching
| MPN: | REVBM88 |
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MPN: REVBM88
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