Brunswick Thumb Saver Left Hand

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Main Features

A Brunswick Exclusive!
Provides additional comfort and protection for your thumb from blisters and calluses.
The tip of the thumb is textured to provide extra gripping power prior to release.
One size fits most.

Description

Left Hand Only Color: Black . One size fits most.. Soft material construction reduces friction allowing for a smooth release while reducing swelling of the thumb..

Other Details

Brand: Brunswick
EAN: 0043014863261
Label: Brunswick
Manufacturer: Brunswick
UPC: 043014863261

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