Babolat Pro Tacky Over Grip - Blanco
Babolat Pro Tacky Over Grip - Blanco
Babolat Pro Tacky Over Grip - Blanco
Babolat Pro Tacky Over Grip - Blanco
Este Sobregrip Pro Tacky es el más absorbente y adherente de la línea Babolat. Es lo suficientemente largo para empuñaduras estándar y extra largas y fácil de colocar.
- Cada paquete contiene 3 unidades.
- Color: blanco
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Babolat Pro Tacky Over Grip - Blanco
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