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The Ultimate Chess Bag-Forest Green - by US Chess Federation
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The Ultimate Chess Bag-Forest Green - by US Chess Features
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Measures 22" x 10" x 4" and can hold both a rolled-up board and a tournament-sized folding wood chess board, in addition to multiple sets of chess pieces, a chess clock, score books and much more
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Features both a removeable shoulder strap and two reinforced nylon handles for easy transport
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Perfect for Tournament Chess Players
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Exceeds all US Chess Federation and FIDE Requirements for Official Tournament Use
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Manufactured by the House of Staunton
About The Ultimate Chess Bag-Forest Green - By US Chess
The Ultimate Chess Bag is designed to not only carry all of your tournament equipment, including roll-up chessboards, chess pieces, clock, pencils and scorebook, but can also carry a House of Staunton-brand folding wooden chessboard. It measures 24" x 14" and has both a removable shoulder strap and two reinforced nylon handles with a Velcro locking flap for easy transport. Because of its size, it can also carry chess books, multiple chess sets and other accessories. Exceeds all US Chess Federation and FIDE requirements for Official Tournament Use! Since 1939, The United States Chess Federation is the official, non-profit US membership organization for chess players and chess supporters of all ages and strengths, from beginners to Grandmasters. The USCF represents the United States in the World Chess Federation (FIDE), linking US members to chess players around the world. To address the equipment needs of Chess players, The US Chess Federation is proud to offer our exclusive line of Chess equipment that is available at reasonable prices. All purchases support the United States Chess Federation and its mission to promote the game of Chess
