CUBORO | TRICKY WAYS - Strategiespiel Schreibpapier Produktbeschreibung: Das Skateboard Nalu ist Farbe:beige

Name: CUBORO | TRICKY WAYS - Strategiespiel Schreibpapier Produktbeschreibung: Das Skateboard Nalu ist Farbe:beige
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SKU: 9970215661
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CUBORO TRICKY WAYS Strategiespiel Schreibpapier Produktbeschreibung: Das Skateboard Nalu ist Farbe:beige Produktbeschreibung: Das Skateboard Nalu ist perfekt für Beginner EinsteigerDas solide Board mit den Heavy Duty Aluminium Achsen bietet alles für die ersten Skate VersucheABEC 5 Highspeed KugellagerHigh Rebound Rollen für angenehme LaufruheStabiles Deck aus AhornEntspricht der Norm EN13613 (Klasse A) Material außen: 100% Baumwolle Inhalt: 9 Elemente Material: Naturbelassenes Schweizer Buchenholz aus nachhaltiger Waldwirtschaft

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