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Mark Padgett Sat Jan 05, 2002 01:00am
Re: Howler Monkey Clipboards
 
Quote:
Originally posted by Mark Dexter
With regard to my resolution #4, does anyone know of stores that carry the full-court dry-erase boards? I really don't feel like forking out whatever amount of money plus shipping for a tiny magnetic board, which is all I can seem to find online.

Thanks.
I've seen them at Big 5, and a local store here in Portland (Caplan's) carries a model made by Fox. I had never seen that before.

bob jenkins Sat Jan 05, 2002 09:52am
Re: Howler Monkey Clipboards
 
Quote:
Originally posted by Mark Dexter
With regard to my resolution #4, does anyone know of stores that carry the full-court dry-erase boards? I really don't feel like forking out whatever amount of money plus shipping for a tiny magnetic board, which is all I can seem to find online.

Thanks.
Buy a regular, plain, dry-erase board and some thin, colored tape. Apply the tape to the board to make the outline of the court.

RecRef Sat Jan 05, 2002 10:11am
Re: Howler Monkey Clipboards
 
Quote:
Originally posted by Mark Dexter
With regard to my resolution #4, does anyone know of stores that carry the full-court dry-erase boards? I really don't feel like forking out whatever amount of money plus shipping for a tiny magnetic board, which is all I can seem to find online.

Thanks.
For online try http://mailordershoppe.com/sp_all_clipboard.htm

It has been a long time (15yrs or so) since I got mine - I think it was at a Sports Authority store. If you have SA or a Models in your area give them a try.

rainmaker Sat Jan 05, 2002 01:59pm
My husband got his soccer dry-erase board at Office Max of all places. You might check around when you're in that kind of store, or "Let your fingers do the walking." Wait, are you too young to remember those ads?

Mark Dexter Sat Jan 05, 2002 04:30pm
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Originally posted by rainmaker
My husband got his soccer dry-erase board at Office Max of all places. You might check around when you're in that kind of store, or "Let your fingers do the walking." Wait, are you too young to remember those ads?
Yellow Pages, right?


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