PENKNIFE-WOOD HANDLE - Sparex Part S.12295

PENKNIFE-WOOD HANDLE - Sparex Part S.12295

Marsoni

M251S

$12.07

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PENKNIFE-WOOD HANDLE - Sparex Part S.12295LEGAL NOTICE: You must be 18 years or older to purchase this product. Physical proof of age may also be required at the point of delivery. Product Specifications Alternative to 12302 Blade Length 3 inches (75 mm) Brand Sparex Handle Material Wood Blade Material Stainless Steel Tariff Code 8211930000 Type Wooden Handle Compatibility Information This product is not associated with any particular make or model. Manufacturer Information This product is

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My pup loves his soccer balls. These are very durable although if you have a dog that doesn't grasp the concept of using the loops/straps to carry it, teeth could puncture it. They are a good value for the money if your dog likes to chase the ball, I get the smaller size ball for my dog (medium dog). They come with a pump but if you have a bicycle pump or a battery operated pump, it will fill much faster. Ours stay outside and even in the winter, they hold up well, just need a bit more air occasionally to keep it pumped up.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025