Shield Reinforced Plastic Blades for 42" Indoor Middle School Set MA12545 (Set of 12 per color) pass rite volleyball training aid Battery Powered: Operates on six MA29822-WH

Name: Shield Reinforced Plastic Blades for 42" Indoor Middle School Set MA12545 (Set of 12 per color) pass rite volleyball training aid Battery Powered: Operates on six MA29822-WH
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 80253747075
Price: 59.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3474 (24 reviews)

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Shield Reinforced Plastic Blades for 42" Indoor Middle School Set MA12545 (Set of 12 per color) pass rite volleyball training aid Battery Powered: Operates on six MA29822 WH Battery Powered: Operates on six (6) C cell alkaline batteries (included) and USVBA rules Reinforced plastic floor hockey blade made to replace blades from the 42" Deluxe ABS Plastic Indoor Middle School Sticks Colors: Red or Blue

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