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When you want all-around heavy duty protection you want the Mechanix M-Pact3 Glove. It starts with a thick flexible rubber for superior protection. They then went a step further by adding impact-absorbing, anatomically shaped multi-layer leather palm with EVA interior foam padding. For comfort and flexibility, there’s a heavy duty stretch panel and Spandex padded top.
The M-pact3 glove is designed to deliver under the toughest conditions. Mechanix started with the components of the heavy-duty Mpact-2 palm and then fused them to a moulded Kevlar knuckle shell. A unique top stretch panel and moulded rubber finger ribbing were added to give this glove maximum flex for optimum response to your every move.
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Add to BasketGreat pair of gloves not sure why the covert word is used to descibe them lol bought for and will be used for off road biking trekking etc. Came in Black colour instead of Brown ( not a problem ) fit and finish is very good ( large size ) great fast delivery as per normal from HH. Cheers
There is very little that's covert about these high quality gloves. The picture of the glove is accurate but the knuckle protector is very pronounced when worn. I bought these gloves to wear when entering buildings during warrants and for this purpose they are excellent. The gloves still allow for the use of cuffs and keys while still offering good protection. Depending on your sergeant however, they may not be suitable for everyday use. A little more Police Force than Police Service. I'll leave you to decide where you stand.
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Yes, this item is legal to own in the United Kingdom.
We base this opinion on our interpretation of UK Knife Law (see our blog). Be aware that there are different rules for owning and carrying knives in public in the UK. Read about the difference here.
