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Molten FLISTATEC Volleyball
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Molten FLISTATEC Volleyball

Original price was: $85.98.Current price is: $52.00.

The Molten FLISTATEC Volleyball is the official volleyball of USA Volleyball, the NCAA Men’s Volleyball Championships, and is FIBA approved – making it the ultimate choice for numerous collegiate conferences and programs across the nation. Expect exceptional, top of the line performance including increased visibility, enhanced flight stability and more accurate overhand passing and sets. By optimizing the air-current around the ball in flight and enhancing grip, Molten’s FLISTATEC Flight Stability Technology delivers athletes the control and consistency that they demand with every contact. *Product ships deflated.
Official Volleyball of the NCAA Men’s Championships
FLISTATEC Flight Stability Technology
Premium micro-fiber composite cover
Nylon wound
For optimal performance, additional inflation may be required. Ball pump not included.

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Price: $85.98 - $52.00
(as of Oct 23, 2024 05:15:30 UTC – Details)

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