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Hatch reactor hardknuckle RHK10 3/4TACTICAL gloves
You are purchasing a pair of brand new in the package Hatch Reactor Hard Knuckle 3/4 Finger Gloves Model RHK10 in Black. Size:Small,Medium,Large,X-Large
RHK10Reactor 3/4 Finger Hard Knuckle Gloves
This glove features our unique leather covered hard knuckle design with heavy padding in the palm and around the outer edges of the hand for excellent protection. Designed for all SWAT and tactical teams, specifically breachers; military ground combat forces in mechanized vehicles and Special Forces. Perfect for breaking and raking or using a battering ram.
* Wrist length with hook and loop closure for a secure fit; design tapers up the outside wrist to protect this sensitive area
* Durable aniline goatskin with a water-resistant leather treatment to keep hands dry
* Leather covered knuckles formed from hard polymer for extra protection and buffers noise
* Light foam padding at base of finger with high density foam in meaty portion of palm provides excellent shock absorption when hitting objects
* High density foam for full finger protection; exclusive lateral finger protection
* Excellent fire retardant features with Kevlar/Nomex/leather
* Wicking properties of Kevlar/Nomex pull moisture away from the hands to keep then cool in hot environments
Use one of these methods to find your approximate glove size. Remember, no two hands are alike. Finger length relative to palm size is not constant from person to person. Additionally, what constitutes a comfortable fit can vary considerably between individuals. Using one of the methods below will help you to find an approximate glove size, but no method of measurement can substitute for actually trying them on.
USING A TAPE MEASURE AND THE SIZING GUIDE (MORE ACCURATE)
Wrap a tape measure around your hand at the widest point (usually the knuckles) and make a loose fist. Note that measurement, round it to the nearest inch and refer to the chart above to find your approximate glove size.
