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Franklin NHL Glow-In-The-Dark Street Hockey Ball

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Keep the action going after dark with the Frankin® NHL® Glow-In-The-Dark Street Hockey Ball. This specially blended glow-in-the-dark PVC ball is designed for use in temperatures below 32 degrees, but still performs awesome in all temperatures.

Features:

  • Official size (2 5/8”) street hockey ball
  • Low-bounce molded PVC ball
  • Designed for use in temperatures below 32°F / 0°C
  • Web ID: 17FRAUNHLGLWNTHDRSHK
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3 Reviews

Good Quality

I bought this a couple of weeks ago, and my grandsons love it!

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Good Quality

Bought this a few months ago after I had cracked my first street hockey ball. This one is designed for the cold climates and has not chipped or cracked at all. Also has been reliable even after being used as a dog toy.

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Great Hockey Ball

My sons love this ball. It does exactly what its description says, and yes, it does glow in the dark!!!!!!

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