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[REQ] Squash goggles

Pyridine · 2007-08-14 10:20:51

Hi I've just recently started to play squash...nothing very competitive just me and a couple of friends messing about, so I was wondering where is the best place to buy squash goggles. I went to Arnotts but apparently they don't have them, nor do champion etc. (Well the ones I asked in anyway!). I don't mind if it's a…

14-08-2007 10:20am

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Pyridine

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Hi

I've just recently started to play squash...nothing very competitive just me and a couple of friends messing about, so I was wondering where is the best place to buy squash goggles.

I went to Arnotts but apparently they don't have them, nor do champion etc. (Well the ones I asked in anyway!).

I don't mind if it's a bricks and mortar shop (in Dublin please!) or online.

Many thanks
Pyridine

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#2 28-08-2007 9:06am

bobcar61

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I don't know if this post is still active but I play squash competively at a junior level around Ireland and Europe.
You can buy goggles at a tennis club that would have a sport shop in it.....I only know of Fitzwilliam,Mount Pleasant and then Westwood in Leopordstown.There is probably more but I'm not from Dublin so I'm not sure:)

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