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Throw Streamers (12 Stück) | Andy Amyx Luke A close-up pad AND practice 14 profile and milled
Throw Streamers (12 Stück) | Andy Amyx Luke A close-up pad AND practice 14 profile and milled
Throw Streamers (12 Stück) | Andy Amyx Luke A close-up pad AND practice 14 profile and milled
Throw Streamers (12 Stück) | Andy Amyx Luke A close-up pad AND practice 14 profile and milled
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Throw Streamers (12 Stück) | Andy Amyx Luke A close-up pad AND practice 14 profile and milled

SKU: 51748058984
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EUR29.00 EUR68.00

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Throw Streamers (12 Stück) Andy Amyx Luke A close up pad AND practice 14 profile and milled A close up pad AND practice mirror And guess where it is Comes with 12 throw streamer loads complete with tear tab which won't release the streamers until you're ready and instruction sheet Used by many of today's top stage acts these Throw Streamers shower over the audience creating a strong visual element perfect for any routine

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