8' Additional / Replacement Straight Pole (Set of 2) without Bases

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For multi-purpose standards. 1 3/4" galvanized steel. Ships via UPS.WARNING: Children must never be permitted to move or assist in moving game standards. Such activities involve a degree of risk and must be performed by ADULTS who are aware of and able to assume such risks. NOTE: Due to the weight, bases should be moved by adults only! Always have bolt & nut securely in place while using or moving base.

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  • Brand: Olympia Sports
  • Label: Olympia Sports
  • Manufacturer: Olympia Sports

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