Babolat Skeen Feel Grip
Babolat Skeen Feel Grip
Babolat Skeen Feel Grip
Babolat Skeen Feel Grip
Aquellos jugadores que buscan un recambio de grip fino para sentirse conectados a su raqueta deberían probar este Recambio de Grip Babolat Skin Feel . Está diseñado para proporcionar una buena adherencia para un mejor agarre.
- Cada paquete contiene 1 unidad
- Peso: 16 g
- Grosor: 1,5 mm
- Colores: negro y blanco
Babolat Skeen Feel Grip
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