Soft - Mouse Pad Style - Tournament Chessboard - 2.25" Squares

Soft - Mouse Pad Style - Tournament Chessboard - 2.25" Squares
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Our Soft Mouse Pad Style Tournament Chessboards are standard tournament size (20" x 20") with 2.25" individual squares and rounded corners. Unlike other mouse pad chessboards available on the Internet, our mouse pad style chessboards are COMPLETELY ODORLESS - No strong chemical smell! They are completely washable, will not crease or crinkle. Guaranteed to lie flat, no more turned up edges! Fits rolled up in our Deluxe Chess Bag.

Exceeds all US Chess Federation and FIDE requirements for Official Tournament Use!

20" x 20" in size Features rank and file labels on all for sides - ideal for beginners! Manufactured out of high-grade mouse pad material that always lies flat Rolls up into a tight tube-shape for easy transport Completely washable, will never crease or crinkle Fits in our Deluxe Chess Bag

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