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    Safety Components Offers Glide Ice Thermal Liners

    Sept. 19, 2016
    Glide, by Safety Components, consistently worn by more US metro cities than any other thermal liner, just got better.
    Related To: Safety Components Fabric Tech.
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    Glide, by Safety Components, consistently worn by more US metro cities than any other thermal liner, just got better. Glide Ice, with DuPont Nomex filament, will build on the “slicker, softer and more comfortable” pedigree found in all Glide thermal liners. Glide Ice will feel cooler with its innovative ice blue patented weave. Superior performance in breathability, enhanced freedom of movement and comfort, advanced moisture management, faster drying and heat-blocking capability make Glide Ice —The Coolest Way To Fight Fire. For more information on Glide Ice Thermal Liners visit glideice.com or call 800-896-6926 ext. 28.

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