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Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
  • Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves
Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves

Showa 310 Multi Purpose Heavy Duty Grip Gloves

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The Showa Grip Master 310 is our all-purpose general-use glove; exceptional grip, comfort and protection.  An excellent all-rounder suitable for potting through to landscaping and everything in-between. Seamless polycotton liner with a latex coated palm for extra grip.

It’s all about the grip!

The Showa Grip Master 310 is our all-purpose general-use glove; exceptional grip, comfort and protection.  An excellent all-rounder suitable for potting through to landscaping and everything in-between.
  • For grip, the latex coated palm gives the wearer a secure grip in both wet and dry environments.
  • For comfort, the seamless polycotton liner fits snugly to the hand and wrist whilst allowing the back of the hand to breathe, avoiding perspiration or skin irritation.
  • For protection, the Grip Master is resistant to abrasion and tearing.
  • Plus, they are machine washable (recommended 40 degrees).
  • Ideal for general maintenance, weeding, raking and mowing.
"I do a lot of gardening & these gloves are the best I have used. They give both grip and flexibility while protecting my hands, and are a good fit for female hands, they also have a long life, my previous pair lasted at least 6 months. I recommend them to all my gardening friends."

Susan Stephens, Leicester

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