NISHI Track and Field Javelin Throwing Javelin Case T5131

Size: (W)60×(L)2800mm Weight: approx. 130g Material: Nylon Made in Taiwan Single use for both men and women Shoulder type

[Attractive Features & Recommended Points]

●Lightweight Design (Approx. 130g) Despite being a case that can cover a length of 2.8 m, it weighs only about 130g (according to product data), minimizing the burden when carrying it.

●Adequate Length (Total Length 2,800 mm) Designed to fully accommodate a standard spear. Case dimensions: 60 mm (width) × 2,800 mm (length).

●Durable and Practical Material (Nylon) Made from nylon, which is resistant to friction and tearing. Offers high durability against daily scratches and scuffs during transport.

●Easy to Carry with Shoulder Strap Shoulder-type design with a strap allows for hands-free carrying. Convenient in situations where your hands are occupied, making movement and transport smooth.

●Unisex & Single-Spear Design Simple design suitable for all genders. Specially designed to hold one spear, making it easy to remove and store.

●Reliable Genuine Brand Quality NISHI is a trusted manufacturer in Japan for track and field and sports equipment, providing peace of mind as an authentic product.

●Proper Storage & Handling Instructions Clear instructions are provided to avoid high temperature, high humidity, or fire, to use for the designated purpose only, and to prevent damage (according to the official manual).

[Summary] The NISHI Spear Case T5131 is a lightweight, durable, and practical storage case designed for javelin and spear throw athletes. Despite weighing only about 130 g, it securely stores a full-length 2,800 mm spear and features a shoulder strap for easy handling during transport. The nylon material provides durability, while the simple yet functional design suits athletes of any gender.

This case is ideal for those seeking long-lasting, reliable quality, emphasizing portability, storage, and durability while eliminating unnecessary decorations. Recommended for those who want to handle their equipment carefully, frequently travel to school or practice, and safely transport and store their spear.