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The Taiga Fabric was designed to offer teams a choice for more familiar fabric. It s silky, stretchy, and reminiscent of what you might consider a classic Ultimate fabric. The smooth finish and lightweight nature of the fabric make it great for all ultimate players. We recommend it most for recreational or casual play where…
The Taiga Fabric was designed to offer teams a choice for more familiar fabric. It s silky, stretchy, and reminiscent of what you might consider a classic Ultimate fabric. The smooth finish and lightweight nature of the fabric make it great for all ultimate players.
The Taiga Fabric was designed to offer teams a choice for more familiar fabric. It s silky, stretchy, and reminiscent of what you might consider a classic Ultimate fabric. The smooth finish and lightweight nature of the fabric make it great for all ultimate players.
The Taiga Fabric was designed to offer teams a choice for more familiar fabric. It s silky, stretchy, and reminiscent of what you might consider a classic Ultimate fabric. The smooth finish and lightweight nature of the fabric make it great for all ultimate players.
The Taiga Fabric was designed to offer teams a choice for more familiar fabric. It s silky, stretchy, and reminiscent of what you might consider a classic Ultimate fabric. The smooth finish and lightweight nature of the fabric make it great for all ultimate players.
The Taiga Fabric was designed to offer teams a choice for more familiar fabric. It s silky, stretchy, and reminiscent of what you might consider a classic Ultimate fabric. The smooth finish and lightweight nature of the fabric make it great for all ultimate players.
The Taiga Fabric was designed to offer teams a choice for more familiar fabric. It s silky, stretchy, and reminiscent of what you might consider a classic Ultimate fabric. The smooth finish and lightweight nature of the fabric make it great for all ultimate players.
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