Slayer Elbow Pad - 10001699-BLACK-S

By Dakine

$47.95

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10001699-BLACK-S

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Dakine

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Protections Body protections Dakine Slayer Elbow Pad. Lightweight And Low Profile Ce Certified Foam Elbow Protector.Bonded Hem Seam Construction And Open Back Design Eliminates Hot Spots And Increases Breathability.Pre-Curved Ergonomic Patterning For Enhanced Fit.Silicon Gripper Elastic.Specifications:S, M, L, Xl.4-Way Stretch, Lightweight, Perforated 0.5Mm Ariaprenepro(TM) With Polygiene(R) Odor Control Technology .4-Way Stretch Mesh Back .Aramid Fiber Abrasion Resistant Fabric Elbow Coverage.

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