Sustainable Beach and Outdoor Volleyball - Eastleach
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This Volleyball is made from sustainable materials and designed for outdoor play. Measuring Ø 21.6 cm, it is a part of the first line of eco-friendly beach and outdoor sporting goods. The volleyball is made from a unique combination of jute, natural rubber, and wood, ensuring maximum durability and performance. The materials used by the brand are environmentally friendly and contribute to the protection and preservation of nature. In addition to its eco-conscious design, this volleyball is also customizable, allowing you to personalize it with your own logo or design. It comes packaged in an individual brown cardboard box, making it a great choice for gifting or personal use. With each purchase, you are not only getting a high-quality volleyball but also supporting organizations dedicated to environmental conservation, as a portion of the profits is donated to these causes. Enjoy a game of volleyball while making a positive impact on the planet with this sustainable and socially responsible product.
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Product number
10158840
Weight
239 g
Country of origin
China
Quantity export carton
6
Export carton length
67.5
Export carton width
50.5
Export carton height
25.5
Material
Jute / Rubber / Wood
Quantity per pallet
96
Brand
Waboba
Weight
239.0
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