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HotHands Fleece Hand Muff

$15.97
$24.99*

Product Information

Cold and stiff hands are useless when hunting so keep yourself warm with the HotHands™ Fleece Hand Muff. This muff is designed to hold HotHands™ warmers to keep your hands warm and ready to use when the right shot comes along. The extra-large zipper pocket will hold extra hunting accessories so you don’t feel weighed down or inconvenienced. The Fleece Hand Muff features an adjustable waistband for a comfortable fit.

FEATURES:

  • Long lasting hand protection
  • Extra-large zipper pocket keeps hunting accessories secure and accessible
  • Adjustable waistband
  • Includes warmers (additional packs sold separately)
  • Model: HMUFFMO
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Brand : Grabber
  • Web ID: 15GBRUHTHNDSHTDMFHUA
  • SKU: 15265015

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