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Any shops in Dublin city that sell foam roller?s.

Armedocr · 2010-06-03 17:14:01

Like title says? Preferably good quality that can really help me work my damn back. Most of the stuff you see in sports shops in Ireland is junk. If not in town does anyone have a good website that sells them??

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Armedocr

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Like title says?
Preferably good quality that can really help me work my damn back.
Most of the stuff you see in sports shops in Ireland is junk.

If not in town does anyone have a good website that sells them??

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#2 03-06-2010 5:27pm

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physioneeds in irishtown

http://www.physioneeds.ie/

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#3 03-06-2010 5:56pm

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Awesome that's a great site thanks. Any idea what would be the ideal foam roller size??

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#4 03-06-2010 7:40pm

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This is €20 delivered:
http://www.physiosupplies.ie/acatalog/Foam_Roller_15cm_x_45cm.html

I'd say this size is fine to have at home, small enough to be easily stowed away somewhere.

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