InZone Kwik Stik XXL Disc Golf Retriever | Extends from 18 Inches to 18 Feet | Never Lose Your Discs Again | 2 in 1 Frame & Hook Attachment | Disc Golf Telescopic Retriever Pole

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WHAT IS A KWIK-STIK? – Kwik Stik is the original disc golf retriever that has a unique patented design. Kwik-Stik has been the most trusted disc retriever for years
EXTENDS TO 22 FEET LONG – The XXL Kwik Stik is the longest disc golf retriever available. The telescopic pole extends to 22 ft and down to just 18 inches when not in us! It can easily fit in most bags
PATENTED FRAME HEAD – Kwik-Stik XXLs come with a patented frame head. This frame head can be adjusted horizontally to drag through water, or it can be adjusted vertically to be used as a hook
NEVER LOSE A DISC AGAIN – With the Kwik Stik XXL, you will never lose another disc again. Kwik Stiks collapse down to 18 inches so that it can easily fit in almost any bag and be ready for emergencies
FETCH DISCS OUT OF TREES & WATER – The Kwik-Stik is great for getting discs out of trees, and even out of water. The unique design of the Kwik-Stik helps it to pick up discs and float to the surface, $64.99, $64.99 - $54.99

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By: Jim
Title: InZone Kwik Stik XXL Disc Golf Retriever | Extends from 18 Inches to 18 Feet | Never Lose Your Discs Again | 2 in 1 Frame & Hook Attachment | Disc Golf Telescopic Retriever Pole
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Published Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2022 04:32:59 +0000

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