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Porter Volleyball Cart

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Simplify your storage with the Porter® Volleyball Cart. This carrier stores and transports up to 24 volleyballs. Made of ultra-durable nylon, the cart is supported by a tubular steel frame with swivel casters for exceptionally smooth maneuvering. The cart can be folded for storage when not in use. Get a practice going at a moment’s notice with the Porter® Volleyball Cart. Volleyballs are not included.

FEATURES:

  • Transport cart holds up to 24 volleyballs
  • Durable nylon carrier supported by tubular steel frame
  • Swivel casters allow for exceptional mobility
  • Cart folds for storage when not in use
  • Volleyballs not included
  • Measures 39” H x 51” W x 22” D
  • Model: 9562Z
  • Web ID: 16PORUVLLYBLLBLLCOTA
  • SKU: 13741814
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