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Lash go leor? Info on their 6 styles of hurleys

  • 06-07-2009 10:52am
    #1
    proteuspal
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    Well lads, i just noticed lash go leors website and have heard good things about their customer service and how nice the sticks are. Just a couple of things i would like to clear up first. I take the names give it away and the rebel is basically along the style of an oconnor and the cat is a KK style.
    1. What i want to know is what is the purist-it looks like a traditional wex style, but can someone confirm this?
    2. What type of hurleys are the pikeman and the king??

    Cheers lads


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  • #2
    Cake Man
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    Exactly what I was wonderin meself, I emailed them the other day asking what the story was about getting them delivered out and that they seem like nice hurleys and a good, friendly service.

    Yeah the Rebel is def an O Connor style, the Tribesman is def a Galway style and the Cat is def a KK style but not sure about the others.


  • #3
    marathont
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    I presume the pikeman is a wexford style. They are good hurls though, I bought one the other day from the shop, I dont know what it was called.


  • #4
    proteuspal
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 114 ✭✭proteuspal


    How much is it to get a hurl posted up altogether including everything?


  • #5
    Cake Man
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    proteuspal wrote: »
    How much is it to get a hurl posted up altogether including everything?

    A size 34" is €26 am gonna order that meself. They do a courier service costing €14.50, next day delivery anywhere in Ireland, kinda dear but it's a parcel your buying which can hold up to a max of 36 hurls.

    Other option is send out by post which costs €6.50 per hurl. Gonna do this meself as I'm only ordering one.

    So dat wud be €32.50 overall. Dear enough but I don't mind paying the extra few quid and saving the journey!


  • #6
    proteuspal
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 114 ✭✭proteuspal


    Ok so the parcel can hold up to 36 hurls. Does this mean that if a club was to buy 36 hurls, the overall cost would be 36 hurls x EURO26 plus EURO14.50 for the parcel to old the 36 hurls??
    Regards


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  • #7
    Cake Man
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    proteuspal wrote: »
    Ok so the parcel can hold up to 36 hurls. Does this mean that if a club was to buy 36 hurls, the overall cost would be 36 hurls x EURO26 plus EURO14.50 for the parcel to old the 36 hurls??
    Regards

    Yep exactly.


  • #8
    proteuspal
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 114 ✭✭proteuspal


    Cheers cake man.


  • #9
    entropi
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    Of all the places to find these, i seen em in Champion Sports in Dublin...didnt check them out properly and i'm not sure if they have more than one style there, but at least there's the option of seeing them if any Dubs are interested.


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