Mizuno Techfire G2 Adult Batting Gloves
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- Manufacturer: Mizuno
- Mfg Part #: 330220
- UPC: 041969874455
- Category: Sports & Recreation
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Mizuno's Power Grip Technology utilizes an adhesive palm to reduce slippage and increase controlPadded back of hand and fingers offer maximum protectionPadded back of hand finger protection in original flex mold designPre-curved finger designBreathable...
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