If you need balls to get out and about consider this Equate Walker Tennis Balls Scan-Hook merchandising. You can’t equip your walker with just one ball, and even if you had a single go flat, getting the replacement with a spare is probably a good idea. Bar-Mount Scan Hook Sales allows positioning anywhere horizontally and…
Consider this 36-Count Ping-Pong-Ball Bulk Pack for days when you have no opponent and just want to practice your serve without an opponent. The 36-count clear acetate package calls out from the shelf, though see that it can also be sold Hook-hung. The orange balls are easy to see, both in play and on the…
For lesser offerings like this carded, Blister pack, outfitters might consider this Metal Plate 6-Pack Ping-Pong Ball Scan Hook. A Flatback Backplate protects delicate Pegboard Backer surfaces, as well as offers hefty load capacity should your merchandising needs grow in size or weight. And hook-hung the merchandise can be positioned well-within the “Retail Strick Zone”…
With the Table and Balls spoken for in the display, don’t forget this Ping-Pong Paddle Scan Hook Sell. The Table Tennis Table merchandising said nothing about “Paddles Included” so maybe you should pick up extras even if for no other reason than Doubles Play. Marketed as a “Precision Racquet” not low-end Ping-Pong Paddle adds prestige…
When you cannot show the entire item, consider the impact of these Ping-Pong-Table Feature Fragment Heroes. Being physical examples, they add to the dimensionality and presence of the display (hard to judge in flat photos, I know). A corner of the ping-pong playing field juts out and begs for you to touch, feel, and inspect…
If your in-store space is limited, consider this Selling Table-Tennis Without the Table concept. Illustration of the well-equipped equipment, and Prince Pro Series alliteration aim for a memorable presentation even without a full-size playing field. And though it comes in a box, the average 2-person assembly time is pegged at 90 minutes. (A reminder that…