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EZ Court Lines
EZ Court Lines are portable allowing easy court layout.


 
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Price $32.99

Stock Status:In Stock

Product Code: WS001
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EZ Court Lines

EZ Court Lines are a fantastic way to set up a pickleball court quickly and without worrying about potential harm to the playing surface. When temporary lines are needed and tape is not an option, the EZ Court Lines are the answer. From gym floors to parking lots, these bright yellow vinyl pieces show up well. The smooth side goes up and the rough side goes down to provide grip.

The intent of the EZ Court Lines is to provide a dotted outline of the court for setup within minutes. There are 12 straight pieces (13-1/2" long) and four corners (11-1/2" long on each side). The straight pieces are spread out for the base line, the side lines, the center line and the kitchen line. Two sets of lines can be combined to create a more complete court.

For a court that goes down quickly and leaves no residue, EZ Court Lines are a great answer.

Average Rating: Average Rating: 4.5 of 5 4.5 of 5 Total Reviews: 3 Write a review »

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5 of 5 Very useful court markers April 11, 2021
Reviewer: Richard Evans from Palo Alto, CA United States  
We ordered an official rule book and the Wilson EZ court corners and edges.  We took a tape measure with us to our condo tennis court and used the markers to mark off a pickleball court.  They worked well.

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5 of 5 June 16, 2020
Reviewer: Edward Gengenbach from Conroe, TX United States  


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4 of 5 Court lines May 14, 2020
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Tucson, AZ United States  
These are great for times when you don't have a regular pickleball court or tape, chalk, etc.  You do need a measuring tape, however.  These are way better than laying down tape for lines, as far as speed and ease of placement but they do move some if you bump them.  .

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