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Picture of GAME CONES The Game Cones are boundary cones designed for use in gross motor activities. These soft plastic cones have a heavy-duty platform base and are used as boundary markers or obstacles. These cones have a hole in the top to allow a knotted jumprope to be stuffed into them to make an adjustable hurdle or jump standard between two cones. DIMENSIONS: Available in 4.5, 6, 12, 18, 28 or 36 inches high. COLOR: The 4.5-inch, 28-inch, and the 36-inch high cones come in Orange only. The 6-inch, the 12-inch, and the 18-inch high cones come in mixed rainbow colors.

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Price: 4.50.

This product record was updated on February 12, 2009.

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Front Row Experience

540 Discovery Bay Blvd
Discovery Bay, California 94514
United States
Telephone: 800-524-9091 or 925-634-5710.
Fax: 800-524-9091 or 925-634-5710.
Web: http://www.frontrowexperience.com.
Email: service@frontrowexperience.com.


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