Kids' Freestanding Basketball Hoop for Dunking, Adjustable up to 2.20m, K900 Size:Unique size 3 kg - Max load: Model Code:8644801

Name: Kids' Freestanding Basketball Hoop for Dunking, Adjustable up to 2.20m, K900 Size:Unique size 3 kg - Max load: Model Code:8644801
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 33593979416
Price: 6717500.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1692 (5 reviews)

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SKU 33593979416

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Description

Kids' Freestanding Basketball Hoop for Dunking, Adjustable up to 2.20m, K900 Size:Unique size 3 kg Max load: Model Code:8644801 3 kg Max load: 60 kg Load length: 15 cm per side Inside length: 12 cm as well as damage caused by parts falling or improper use Its ongoing mission is to make basketball players more comfortable as they play Perfectly stable thanks to the 47 litre weighted base (using water or sand)

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