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Tandem Volleyball Net Extender product image

Tandem Volleyball Net Extender

About This Item

The Tandem® Net Extender attaches easily to your existing net antennae to form an excellent training and practice tool for coaches and athletes. It's made with durable, stretchable elastic and features hook-and-loop fasteners. Adjust to nearly any height to practice serves, attacks and other above-the-net techniques. Officially licensed by USAV.

FEATURES:

  • Includes 1 Tandem® net extender
  • Official USAV licensed product
  • Durable, stretchable elastic construction
  • Hook-and-loop fasteners easily connect to net antennae
  • Ideal for practicing serving, attacking and other techniques above the net
  • Adjustable to almost any height
  • Web ID: 16TANUNTXTNDRXXXXVLL
  • SKU: 14061761
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