Mil-Tec Army Tactical Gloves - Black
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Universal, durable tactical gloves with a lightweight, ventilated design. The model is designed to provide full hand protection.
They fit very well to the shape of the hand, and they are designed not to hinder movement and provide comfort during use.
They will prove themselves during, among others:
- tactical activities,
- military exercises,
- ASG games,
- shooting trainings,
- field work,
- everyday use.
The gloves are made of a combination of reinforced nylon fibers and eco leather. Both materials are strong and feature high abrasion resistance. Ventilation holes have been placed on the sides of the fingers for improved comfort. Inside there is an EVA foam lining, it provides waterproofness and softness, leveling the risk of chafing.
Elastic cuffs fastened with Velcro prevent slipping from the hand.
Product features:
- made of nylon, elastane, polyurethane,
- ventilated construction,
- high wear resistance,
- providing high hand protection during work,
- soft EVA foam lining,
- interior with waterproof properties,
- Velcro-fastened elastic cuff.
Technical data
Color: Black
Material: nylon, elastane, polyurethane
Manufacturer: Mil-Tec, Germany
MILITARY.EU is the official distributor of Mil-Tec.
Mil-Tec is a brand owned by the German company Sturm Handels GmbH, which has been manufacturing and distributing outdoor and tactical clothing and equipment since 1971. Based on many years of experience in working with military equipment and developing its own solutions – such as the Phantomleaf® camouflage line – the company has gained recognition as a manufacturer of reliable equipment at affordable prices. Mil-Tec products are manufactured in accordance with ethical working standards, as demonstrated by the company's support for the "Social Fair" initiative. The product range also includes a wide selection of historical replica uniforms and military equipment, which are highly valued by collectors and reenactors.
