Flylow Magarac Glove Natural/Amber S

Description

In the early 1930's, Joe Magarac emerged from an ore mine. Why is this all important? Because the FlyLow Magarac gloves are just as hardworking as Joe himself. Born inside of the heart of the mountain, Joe was physically made of steel, and came upon the earth to protect steel workers and ore miners. In the early 1930's, Joe Magarac emerged from an ore mine. Born inside of the heart of the mountain, Joe was physically made of steel, and came upon the earth to protect steel workers and ore miners. Magarac was the patron saint of steel workers, would come to be known as a legend for his brute strength that stopped a 50-tonne crucible from crashing onto a group of workers, and winning weight lifting contests left and right. Because the FlyLow Magarac gloves are just as hardworking as Joe himself. While not made of steel, or born in an ore mine, the Magarac gloves are lightweight and durable, ready to work, and crafted from tough and rugged waterproof-coated pigskin leather, with stormproof Cordoura nylon backing for flexibility. Work hard through the winter, or shred the mountain in them, much like Magarac and the crucible, these gloves won't let you down. While not made of steel, or born in an ore mine, the Magarac gloves are lightweight and durable, ready to work, and crafted from tough and rugged waterproof-coated pigskin leather, with stormproof Cordoura nylon backing for flexibility.

Key Features

• Work hard through the winter, or shred the mountain in them, much like Magarac and the crucible, these gloves won't let you down.
• While not made of steel, or born in an ore mine, the Magarac gloves are lightweight and durable, ready to work, and crafted from tough and rugged waterproof-coated pigskin leather, with stormproof Cordoura nylon backing for flexibility.
• Because the FlyLow Magarac gloves are just as hardworking as Joe himself.
• Born inside of the heart of the mountain, Joe was physically made of steel, and came upon the earth to protect steel workers and ore miners.
• Magarac was the patron saint of steel workers, would come to be known as a legend for his brute strength that stopped a 50-tonne crucible from crashing onto a group of workers, and winning weight lifting contests left and right.
• In the early 1930's, Joe Magarac emerged from an ore mine.