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Waterproof left shell mittens (x 1)

£12.00
Color:Black
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Lost a mitten? Not a problem. One of our most popular products is now available individually – this is a wind and waterproof shell mitten for the left hand. The mittens are made of a durable fabric and have a pre-shaped fit for greater freedom of movement. The long and extra wide shaft makes the mittens easy to put on, and the adjustable wrist strap allows for the perfect fit and helps to keep them in place. The mittens have powerful reflectors and a grip-friendly surface on the palms. The mittens can be used with our wristband.


Special features
• Windproof
• Waterproof fabric. Waterproof rating >12,000 mm
• Water repellency with BIONIC-FINISH® ECO, an impregnation agent without PFASs
• Good breathability >7000 g/m2/24 h
• Abrasion resistance of at least 5,000 cycles, 180 grit, 12 kPa
• Reflectors

Outerwear that is marked PO.P WeatherPRO® fulfills all our requirements for functional outerwear with regard to durability, water tightness, breathability and safety. With outerwear that is marked PO.P WeatherPRO®, you are always guaranteed:

Item number:60600226
Country of manufacture:China
Factory:Jining Glove & Sewing Product Co Ltd

Composition

Care

Wash

40°C machine wash warm

Do not bleach

Tumble dry low

Low iron

Do not dryclean

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Recycled Polyester

We use recycled polyester to reduce our use of resources and minimise both carbon dioxide emissions and water consumption. Most of the material comes from recycled PET bottles.

Recycled Polyamide

Using recycled polyamide reduces the use of virgin fibres, which helps to conserve our planet’s resources. Most of the material comes from discarded fishing nets.