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Tandem 39” Competition Volleyball Net Cable

About This Item

Get a net cable that is the official size of Collegiate and USA volleyball leagues when you use the Tandem ® 39” Competition Volleyball Net Cable. This package comes with top and bottom cables, three end ties on each side, and a 7/8” wood doweling so you will be ready to compete right away.

FEATURES:

  • Top and bottom cables for volleyball nets
  • Official size of Collegiate and USA volleyball leagues
  • Package includes cable tops and bottoms, 7/8” wood doweling and 3 end ties on each side
  • Fits most systems
  • Weight: 18 ounces
  • Dimensions: 39” Height x 32’ Length
  • Manufacturer’s warranty: 1-year limited

For additional information relating to the Manufacturer's Warranty, please contact 1-800-766-1098.
  • Web ID: 16TANU39CMPTTNVBLVLLX
  • SKU: 13200528
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