PHD Pocket Disc Indoor - 7 Inch - PI92 Frenetic
The Pocket Disc is a 100% cotton, handcrafted, pocket disc that is ideal for impromptu play indoors or out. Great for camping, tailgaiting, at the pool/beach... Tuck it in your bag and you're set. Get a pocket disc and it's pretty obvious that it can be used for just about anything. Here are a few of the games Pocket Disc recommends, but the best part is you can play any games you want. Easily sails in a space. Families with young children have found that the PhD Pocket Disc was much easier and more convenient to catch than regulard discs... because a child can use the Pocket Disc without worrying about lavish hand on a hard surface. While a pocket sails through a room an air under the lip, when your child catches the pocket disc, it will collapse gently in his or her hand. The ideal choice for its portability, the Pocket Disc can be easily BALLED and stuffed in a pants pocket, purse or diaper bag. Fairtrade PhD Pocket Plates are made by Mayans from Guatemala who have been used for centuries and used to crochet and colorful patterns. Each village specializes in a few sample paintings that are passed down a village through generations. PhD Pocket Discs use that you are indigenous skill, and in return for these women The Amazing Art of the are paid a fair wage and work in good conditions. The Money You Make Crochet The brilliantly colorful PhD Pocket Discs will help you out of poverty in a country where 56% of the people now live below poverty. Colors may vary slightly from the illustration. Please contact us for more specific color requests. Exact design may vary slightly from image.
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