CSI Knotless 21' Badminton Tournament Grade Net, Badminton Net

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21'
csi model# 0222
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Tournament Quality. Braided nylon for durability. Double stitched 2" nylon reinforced vinyl headband and 1-1/2" side & bottom bindings of same material, 4 mm nylon braid top cable. Top quality. BEST ON THE MARKET!

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Brand: CSI Cannon Sports
Label: CSI (Cannon Sports)
Manufacturer: CSI (Cannon Sports)
MPN: KNBN21

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