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Lifting Blocks

ODEON123 · 2015-10-07 15:46:59

Hi guys just wondering what stuff people use for lifting blocks, tape etc I am finding it difficult to but the blocks can only get them from amazon but the shipping is a bit expensive any ideas?

07-10-2015 3:46pm

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ODEON123

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Hi guys just wondering what stuff people use for lifting blocks, tape etc I am finding it difficult to but the blocks can only get them from amazon but the shipping is a bit expensive any ideas?

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#2 07-10-2015 4:10pm

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http://www.lovell-rugby.co.uk/Rugby-Accessories/Gilbert/Line-Out-Rugby-Grip

Lovell have blocks, then all you need is tape.

Or if you want to save yourself the hassle of taping for every single match, and to have it easy for training, there's products like this https://www.r80sports.ie/default/r80-aerial-supports.html whihc are a bit pricy and not as good as traditional blocks and tape but if you're not playing to a high level might be easier.

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