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Amazon Basics Six Player Croquet Set with Wooden Mallets and Carry Case, Portable Party Game, Black

ASIN: B07TGPHXQK • Brand: Amazon Basics

Key features

Croquet set accommodates up to 6 players at a time; easy to learn and sets up quickly on any grassy area
Includes (6) hardwood mallets, (6) 3-inch polymer balls, (9) vinyl-coated wickets, and (2) hardwood stakes
Ideal for backyard barbecues, camping trips, family reunions, and other fun outdoor gatherings
Black zip-up carrying case included for convenient storage of all game pieces and easy portability
Wooden mallets measure approximately 33 inches long; backed by an Amazon Basics 1-year limited warranty

Price on Amazon

$52.49

Price as of Nov 2, 2026 9:13 AM UTC

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Specifications

Model	192233077765
Color	Black
Size	Six Player
Pack size	1
Dimensions	33.64 inches × 9.0 inches × 2.15 inches (13.9 pounds)
UPC	192233077765
EAN	0192233077765
ASIN	B07TGPHXQK
Brand	Amazon Basics
Category	Sports

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2026-10-16 → 2026-11-02

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