best place to buy squash gear in dublin

Boston · 19-10-2003 08:02PM #1

anybody know of any. two suggested to me where Sutton LTC and Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club but i can't find information on whre exactly they are or what they stock. Basically i need some white souled runners (in a big size) some eye protection and i'm thinking of shelling out the big money for a pro racket, been playing a while now and i think its time.

Billy Turdhed · 26-10-2003 04:37PM

Good man Boston

Are people still playing squash? Soldiered in Div 1 myself a while ago...
Any good dept store will cater for you..Arnotts,Clerys...the new ones... glad to see you are getting eye prot. very important.. while you are at it consider a mouthguard or you could get the delph "klen out' by some bollox with a wide follow thru..You know the type..like some f*****er sything hay

Let please! Hold on till I clean me incisors offa the goddamn floor!

9-0 9-1 9-2

Boston · 26-10-2003 04:59PM

Their range is very very limited. No footwear, no eye protection, and they don't stock a decent range or rackets, its like all for 30 euro or under, and thne one type for around 200 euro.

Billy Turdhed · 26-10-2003 07:00PM

Surprised at that.... there used to be a shop in the ALSAA complex at the Airport did good gear including eye prot.Dont know if its still there or not but might be worth a try

BT

Boston · 26-10-2003 07:05PM

arnotts was allways better then clery's but it didn't take much. Just can't get the right gear anymore. That palce in alsaa i think is member only, pretty sure i wouldn't get into the grounds anyway without being a member.

Billy Turdhed · 27-10-2003 08:22PM

You would.... just tell them you are going to the shop

You wouldnt have a problem Im sure

best place to buy squash gear in dublin

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