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Buying bench, curl

Tiesto · 2007-01-29 20:38:51

Hi all. Well im just after moving to Dublin and ive been looking into the price of the gym close to me. Its westwood and simply too expensive so I was thinking of just buying the basics for my gaf. Im looking to buy a bench, some free weights and a curling iron (dunno if thats what its called but i think u know what i…

29-01-2007 09:38PM

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Tiesto

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Hi all.
Well im just after moving to Dublin and ive been looking into the price of the gym close to me. Its westwood and simply too expensive so I was thinking of just buying the basics for my gaf.

Im looking to buy a bench, some free weights and a curling iron (dunno if thats what its called but i think u know what i mean)
So can anyone direct me to the right place to get them for a decent price?

thanks for the help,

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#2 30-01-2007 11:27AM

rubadub

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Depends on how much you want to spend and how heavy you are going for. Cheapest is probably argos. A member called Mickk here is setting up a shop which has good gym quality stuff at good prices. Most benches in argos are not suitable for serious weights.

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