Product Preview: Blackhawk Fury Prime

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posted on December 10, 2018
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Lightweight but intended for rough duty, Blackhawk’s Fury Prime utility gloves feature thermoplastic elastomer back-of-hand protection and a padded palm with hexagonal silicon texturing for enhanced purchase. Stretch gussets in the wrist make putting the gloves on and taking them off a cinch, and chevrons stitched into the tip of the thumb and index finger allow for use with electronic touch screens. Available in Black, Coyote Tan and Urban Gray. Price: $39. Contact: Blackhawk; (406) 284-3840; blackhawk.com.

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