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FLOKY ist eine revolutionäre Idee in einem einzigartigen Produkt, das die sportliche Leistungsfähigkeit verbessert und gleichzeitig dank innovativer Siebdruck-Applikationen dazu beiträgt, die Abnutzung des Körpers sowie Verletzungen während der körperlichen Aktivität zu reduzieren.
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I had a tennis elbow injury and original sleeve that I bought was protecting me very well after 9 month of recovery. It also had sentimental value. And I got quite upset when I lost it. That’s why I immediately ordered 2 more in different colours. Keeps my elbow tight and healthy. Saves skin on my hand from the sun when I play outdoors. Can definitely recommend it!
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