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Shane_Desmond
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Can I get a set of them as well, cheers
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PatrickBrennan
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Brian Don't bother bringing your deck for me tonight I wont be able to go tonight.
I'll be able to go next wednesday at the earliest. At the same time thanks that is very much appreciated.
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Have a look on Chain Reaction Cycles. Everyone I know with elbow pads bought them there and they're all pretty good. They're worth a look before buying those


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GavinSheehan
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Don't buy those NRS elbow pads! I have them and they're not worth 45 euro! As Brian said, get them somewhere else. Mountain biking ones are much better and cheaper. I only got then because I got them on a staff discount.
Sheep, like all wool-bearing animals, instinctively travel north, where it's colder, and they won't be so stuffy.

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Sound for the tip lads, I'll get some off crc
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EoinK
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Keyhole decks are the right size for pretty much everything except raptors, they have stupidly big cockpits. They're pretty tight when they're new so I leave them on a creeker for a couple of days when I first get them and after that they're perfect.

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PatrickBrennan
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Thanks eoin, would you recommend a small or medium for me given that I plan as much river running as possible over coop next semester?
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Patrick, try my deck as that's a small waist tube..

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PatrickBrennan
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Thanks cathal i can't make it on Tuesday to the pool as it's my friends birthday but ill be there Wednesday
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Are NRS 22L dry bags worth paying double the price of the 20L Coleman one's? (aside from the obvious extra 2L :P)

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http://www.i-canoe.com/en/Accessories__ ... .2543.html
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Brian is putting in a lomo gear order. Their drybags are savage and dirt cheap.
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EoinHoward
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Can i get one of these please.

Carbon- straight- 200cms -30deg
http://www.i-canoe.com/en/Paddles.1/AT_ ... .2665.html

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GavinSheehan
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EoinHoward wrote:Can i get one of these please.

Carbon- straight- 200cms -30deg
http://www.i-canoe.com/en/Paddles.1/AT_ ... .2665.html

thanks
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Sheep, like all wool-bearing animals, instinctively travel north, where it's colder, and they won't be so stuffy.

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GavinSheehan
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I'm gonna sticky this for the week so it doesn't get buried under all the other posts. Get your orders in!!
Sheep, like all wool-bearing animals, instinctively travel north, where it's colder, and they won't be so stuffy.

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Conor Lowe
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One of each please.

http://www.i-canoe.com/en/Accessories__ ... .1804.html

http://www.i-canoe.com/en/Safety_and_Re ... .3148.html

http://www.i-canoe.com/en/Safety_and_Re ... .2876.html
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