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Backpack Chess
$11.21
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  Magnetic folding chess set

  What backpacking trip would be complete without a rousing game of evening chess? Sleek and compact, this Backpack Chess set folds away for space-saving convenience, inside of a mesh nylon cinch pack. Throw it in your pack, luggage, or tote it along to the beach. The magnetic game pieces are a great feature when you don’t have a perfectly flat surface for the board to rest on while playing.

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Dimensions:
6.5 x 6.5 x 1 in.
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
99969
UPC:
090497999697
Other Features:
• Magnetic game pieces
• 2 players
• Folds away
• Includes: board, game pieces w/ cinch pouch, & carabiner
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