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Franklin Extreme High Density Street Hockey Ball

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Get ready to take your game to the next level with the Franklin® Extreme High Density Street Hockey Ball. Using AGS (Active Gravity System) patented design with no-bounce technology, this Franklin® hockey ball uses a lower center of gravity in each ball. A proprietary micro-pellet dampening material suspended with a liquid helps keep the Franklin® High Density Street Hockey Ball from bouncing for improved passing and shooting.

FEATURES:

  • AGS (Active Gravity System) patented design uses no-bounce technology to keep a lower center of gravity in each ball
  • Proprietary micro-pellet dampening material suspended within a liquid helps keep the ball from bouncing
  • For use above 32 degrees Fahrenheit
  • Official size of a street hockey ball, 2 5/8”
  • Web ID: 17FRAUXTRMHGHDNSTSHK

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