Deerskin Leather Roper Gloves by Geier
Geier Deerksin Roper Overlay Gloves are a durable Western glove for just about any task. They are made in the USA with Tannery Run light/medium weight deerskin. Tannery Run grade allows some natural imperfections and scars to show, but those won't affect the wearing quality of the gloves. Glove wearing quality is generally determined by the weight and type of leather used. Deerskin is strong, durable, supple, and comfortable.
- Geier 230ES
- Tannery Run Deerskin
- Unlined
- Reinforced
- Strong, Durable, Supple
- Natural
Roper Overlay Gloves from Geier Glove Co. have a reinforced palm patch and elastic at the back. They are unlined and allow a good sense of touch while keeping hands protected. Gloves in normal use require little care. If they are usually kept dry, they will pick up natural oils from the skin to keep them supple. If your Geier Deerskin Roper Gloves become wet, and somewhat stiff after air-drying, they will soon soften with wear. It is important to not dry gloves over direct heat.
Original: $73.95
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Geier Deerksin Roper Overlay Gloves are a durable Western glove for just about any task. They are made in the USA with Tannery Run light/medium weight deerskin. Tannery Run grade allows some natural imperfections and scars to show, but those won't affect the wearing quality of the gloves. Glove wearing quality is generally determined by the weight and type of leather used. Deerskin is strong, durable, supple, and comfortable.
- Geier 230ES
- Tannery Run Deerskin
- Unlined
- Reinforced
- Strong, Durable, Supple
- Natural
Roper Overlay Gloves from Geier Glove Co. have a reinforced palm patch and elastic at the back. They are unlined and allow a good sense of touch while keeping hands protected. Gloves in normal use require little care. If they are usually kept dry, they will pick up natural oils from the skin to keep them supple. If your Geier Deerskin Roper Gloves become wet, and somewhat stiff after air-drying, they will soon soften with wear. It is important to not dry gloves over direct heat.
