Roll-Down Lines

Roll-Down Lines

Roll-Down Lines
Roll Down Lines 1.5" (60 Feet) with Agility DVD
SKU TARDL

Choose from 1.5" or 3" width.  60' long.

Cut to size. As low as $1.23 per foot!

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1.5" Roll-Down Lines
1 Roll $84 (TARDL)
2 Rolls $148 (TARDL2) - Only $74 ea.

3" Roll-Down Lines
1 Roll $104 (TARDL3)
2 Rolls $188 (TARDL32) - Only $94 ea.

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Watch the clip below from our Agility and Quickness DVD that shows the Roll Down-Lines in action.
 
Our 60-foot Roll-Down Lines come in both 1.5" and 3" widths.  Great to create boundaries for mini courts, target areas, or movement guides.  Beveled edges are smooth and safe to run along.  Use the full roll, or just use scissors to cut to desired lengths. 
 
Each set includes an innovative agility DVD by Joe Dinoffer.
 
 
  

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