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Aldi tri suit for sale this week - any good?

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04-05-2015 1:43pm

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banjobongo

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Aldi tri suit for sale this week - any good?

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#2 04-05-2015 2:31pm
cjt156

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I got one a few years back; not great. Very thin material, clumsy padding and no support in the..eh...gentleman's area for running.

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#3 04-05-2015 10:55pm
MojoMaker

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For 20 beans well worth a purchase as backup option for those emergencies when all hell breaks loose. Functional, reasonably well made, and cheap without being shoddy. Stick in the bottom of the wardrobe and forget about it until the aforementioned happens.

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#4 04-05-2015 11:02pm
noc231073

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If your looking for an option that doesn't break the bank the new dhb trisuit from wiggle are really top class and just €63 delivered

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#5 05-05-2015 10:41am
Claude Burgundy

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I've bought two and use them for training, they were grand for 20 quid !

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#6 05-05-2015 11:28am
mossym

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probably grand for light, on/off training but anything regular i'd be looking for something a bit better.

the dhb gear mentioned is decent.

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