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Poledance crashmat DELUXE 150cm (thuis & studio gebruik)

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Poledance crashmat DELUXE 150cm (thuis & studio gebruik)anti slip bodem hoogwaardig skai leer foamschuim R90 sterke sluitingen vegan snelle levering Deze mat wordt aangeraden bij zowel studio als thuis gebruik. Een valmat voor paaldansen, aerial hoop of silks is onmisbaar. De poledance crashmat die Flexmonkey maakt, past om een danspaal met een diameter van 40 t m 50mm. De DELUXE mat is een mat in het hoogste segment voorzien van de beste materialen. Hoogwaardig skai lederen covers met een vulling van

  • anti slip bodem
  • hoogwaardig skai leer
  • foamschuim R90
  • sterke sluitingen
  • vegan
  • snelle levering

Deze mat wordt aangeraden bij zowel studio- als thuis gebruik. Een valmat voor paaldansen, aerial hoop of silks is onmisbaar. De poledance crashmat die Flexmonkey maakt, past om een danspaal met een diameter van 40 t/m 50mm. De DELUXE mat is een mat in het hoogste segment voorzien van de beste materialen. Hoogwaardig skai lederen covers met een vulling van foamschuim met een waarde van R90. Dit is geschikt voor professioneel gebruik. Het zorgt voor een zachte demping van een val zonder dat té veel inzakt als je erop staat met handen of voeten. 

De bodem is voorzien van een speciale anti-slip laag waardoor je niet bang hoeft te zijn dat de mat verschuift als je afzet. De mat is verdeel in twee helften die op zichzelf in twee te vouwen zijn. De mat wordt hierdoor makkelijk op te bergen of in een hoek te zetten. De bevestiging van de matdelen is breed en sterk klittenband afgeschermd door hoogwaardig skai leer (vegan). Dit maakt de sluitingen erg stevig. Je voelt direct het verschil met andere matten: een stevige maar zachte mat met een ruwe bodem en een goed ondersteunend foam. 

Deze mat is zeer aan te raden voor de aerial sporter. 

De paaldans valmat DELUXE is 10cm dik en 150cm omtrek en heeft een uitsparing waar een danspaal in past (diameters 40 t/m 50mm). Met een snelle levertijd van 2 tot 3 weken en een prachtige afwerking met een goudkleurig geborduurd logo of deep white foil printed logo. Verkrijgbaar in een diep zwarte kleur. Het verschil met de thuisgebruik matten en deze deluxe is dat dit materiaal meer grip heeft en ander foam heeft.

Verzending kost 60 euro per mat vanwege het gewicht en de omtrek. De genoemde prijs is exclusief de verzendkosten. De verzendkosten worden tijdens checkout berekend. Noteer uw telefoon nummer. Dit is nodig voor de bezorgdienst. VERZENDTIJD ongeveer 5 tot 10 werkdagen (productie is op bestelling).

Een valmat geeft geen garantie dat er blessure vrij getraind kan worden. Een valmat verkleint de risico's maar risico op letsel blijft, gezien de aard van de sport. Een valmat verkleint de kans op ernstige schade en kan bij juist gebruik een val breken. Onmisbaar voor elke paaldansstudio en aerial studio die veiligheid voorop hebben staan. Ook voor thuisgebruik, wanneer er geen instructor aanwezig is, is een mat onmisbaar trainingsmateriaal.

 

Deze matten worden per aanvraag op maat gemaakt (dikte, kleur, grootte, manier van opvouwen).

Hierdoor geld een betalingsplicht van 30% van het aankoopbedrag in geval van annulering of retour van de bestelling. Verzendkosten worden niet vergoed.

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