Set of 19mm (3/4”) stainless steel rings and 3 plates per leg (120º)
From 835.00€
Made from 19mm (3/4″) solid stainless steel round bars. Welded to the crown and with 3 stabilising plates per leg. In the absence of any other request, only the crowns of two of them are painted, one blue and one red.
They meet all the regulatory requirements of the “World Croquet Federation”. Made with 19 mm (3/4″) steel rods. With 3 plates on each leg, which are intended to give it more firmness and solidity in its grip on the ground, especially after many impacts of the balls.
The configuration of 3 plates at 120º for each leg combines the stability and solidity of the plates with greater ease of nailing and less impact or possible damage to the ground. They also have turned tips to facilitate penetration.
Being made of stainless steel, they are resistant to rust. Due to their larger steel section, they are heavier and therefore more solid in their behaviour when hit by balls. They are therefore recommended for use on public playing fields or clubs where they will be subjected to many hours of play.
| Weight | 22 kg |
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Shipping of items
Items will be shipped using the selected carrier. Once the item has been shipped, it will normally arrive within 24/48 hours, bearing in mind that deliveries will only be made on working days.
Returns
All products, except for personalized mallets, can be returned within 10 days of receipt. Once the material has been received, a refund will be issued.
Warranty on mallets
Our mallets come with a three-year warranty, which includes free repairs for any design or manufacturing defects.
The best options for placing the hoops on the field.
It is well known that placing ball rings on the field is an arduous task due to the depth at which they have to be driven into the ground.
In these videos we will show you a tool that we use in our Club and that will provide you with a simpler and more effective way of placing this accessory, thus avoiding damaging the crown of the hoops when hammering and achieving perfect placement of the hoop on the course.
