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Li-Ning Air-Force G2 - 77 Badminton Racquet Control Made for tournament and club Color:Standard White/Black/Neon Fushia

Name: Li-Ning Air-Force G2 - 77 Badminton Racquet Control Made for tournament and club Color:Standard White/Black/Neon Fushia
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 97306642575
Price: 134.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.657 (27 reviews)

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Li Ning Air Force G2 77 Badminton Racquet Control Made for tournament and club Color:Standard White Black Neon Fushia Made for tournament and club players and training sessions where durability and flight consistency are essential you will never run out of power and ammunition on the court and impeccable precision by incorporating the trademark TB Nano

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