Frisbee Disk
Where can I buy frisbee discs in the Paranaque, Las Pinas, Alabang area?
Hi there! I’m just wondering where I can buy frisbee discs (if possible with the Philippine map on it, i think that’s the one used for competitions?) in stores in Paranaque, Las Pinas and Alabang? Any names of stores you know where I can buy the frisbee discs ?
Toby’s
Even toy kingdom carries frisbees.
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