• DAN CARTER KICKING TEE SUPERTEE XTREME
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DAN CARTER KICKING TEE SUPERTEE XTREME

DAN CARTER KICKING TEE SUPERTEE XTREME

£13.77 GBP
£13.77 GBP
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DAN CARTER KICKING TEE SUPERTEE XTREME
£13.77 GBP
£13.77 GBP

DESIGNED WITH PRECISION

Each tooth of the SUPERTEE Xtreme has been individually designed ensuring the ball effortlessly slides off the tee with minimum friction

- The SUPERTEE range creates a regular height to kick the ball from

- The sweet spot of the ball is clearly exposed to the kicker

- The SUPERTEE range is very light so there is almost no impact on contact

- A special mix of materials have been incorporated into the design to hold the ball firmly on the tee yet allowing the ball to slip off easily when the ball is kicked

- The SUPERTEE XTREME has been used by: Daryl Halligan Shaun Johnson Chad Townsend Nick Meaney Kerrod Holland Trent Hodkinson Chanel Harris Tevita Brent Sherwin Ata Hingano Nathan Cleary Dylan Edwards Terry Campesse Paul Momoroski Jordan Kahu James Maloney Nathan Cleary Ivan Cleary Jarrod Crocker Mathew Ridge

Exclusively distributed by Cartasport

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