Fußball-Trainingsmatte für Ballkontrolle und Schnelligkeit

Fußball-Trainingsmatte für Ballkontrolle und Schnelligkeit

Marsoni

M251S

$54.00

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Fußball-Trainingsmatte für Ballkontrolle und SchnelligkeitThe decisive goal in the 90th minute for that, you need perfect ball control and lightning fast reactions. This training mat transforms your living room into a professional training center for soccer technique. What youll love Structured training Numbered squares and directional arrows guide you through precise exercises for ball control and footwork. Non slip grip High quality neoprene rubber stays in place during intense movements, both indoors and

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012