North Carolina Tar Heels Stadium Bleacher Cushion

Product Description

Find the best NCAA gift for your college sports fan from our selection here. This bleacher cushion is the perfect way to stay comfortable and focused during every game! Measuring at 14" x 11" x 1.75", the cushion features your university's logo adorned on

North Carolina Tar Heels Furniture

Heading out to the big game? Bring comfort with you! This durable Bleacher Cushion is screen printed with your favorite team's logo so you can show your team spirit with pride. It's made of sturdy polyester and measures 14 x 11 with a 1.75 polyurethane pad. It fits standard stadium and bleacher seat requirements and has a handy carrying handle. Stash it in your car for easy access anytime you need a cushion: ball games, kayaking, camping - even gardening or dog washing.

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