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Molten Super Touch Volleyball

Original price was: $80.10.Current price is: $54.00.

Molten’s renowned Super Touch is the official volleyball of the NCAA Women’s Championships, USA Volleyball, and is the volleyball of choice for numerous state associations, high schools and junior volleyball clubs across the nation. The Molten Super Touch Volleyball features a premium leather cover and uni-bladder cotton wrapped construction that provides a consistent, quality touch with every contact. Designed for maximum durability, the Super Touch will consistently withstand the daily demands of elite competition. Due to the premium Japanese leather cover, this product will require some breaking in.
Premium Japanese leather cover
Uni-bladder cotton wrapped construction
Official volleyball of the NCAA women’s championships
Warranty: One year
Weight: 1.17 lbs.

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Price: $80.10 - $54.00
(as of Oct 23, 2024 05:24:52 UTC – Details)

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