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NIKE BALL PUMP - BLACK/WHITE

NIKE BALL PUMP - BLACK/WHITE

£12.92 GBP
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NIKE BALL PUMP - BLACK/WHITE
£12.92 GBP
£13.60 GBP £12.92 GBP

This pump is designed to inflate basketballs volleyballs footballs and other sports balls with minimal effort and maximum efficiency

The pump also comes with a flexible hose and a metal needle that can be stored inside the handle when not in use

The hose prevents the needle from bending or breaking when you attach it to the ball valve and the needles are compatible with most standard ball valves

The NIKE Ball Pump is made of durable plastic and has a sleek design with the NIKE logo on the side

The pump is lightweight and portable so you can easily carry it in your bag or backpack

Whether you need to inflate your ball before a game during a practice or at home the NIKE Ball Pump can help you keep your ball in optimal condition and ready for action

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