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Where to get cheap trainers?
MooseNoodles
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Have a 3 year old in need of new trainers, anyone know best place to get some decent but cheap trainers?
Many thanks and sorry if this posted in the wrong board.
Many thanks and sorry if this posted in the wrong board.
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Have you tried Tesco clothing? Have a look at the discounts and offers board I have posted the link for £25 worth of free vouchers -
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Not sure, but would it be worth trying Charity Shops
Looking to raise some money
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Sports world, are very cheap for small feet! and youll get a decent brand like nike or something!Debt at lightbulb moment £9500Credit Card NOTHING! :T :TALL DEBTS PAID OFFProud to be dealing with my Debt!
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I was gonna say sportsworld/soccerworld or lilly whites...all the same company, they had some Kappa for £5.99 (Something around that price) and some umbro for around £7.99 - depends where you live...whether you have one of these stores near
here is a website with cheapish trainers http://www.sportsdirect.com/category.pasp?txtcategory=TrainersChildsUmbro
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Also 'Decathlon' if you've got one nearby - we kitted out our son with trainers, rugby boots and soccer boots very very cheaply there.Proud to be dealing with my debt!
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I wouldn't suggest charity shop for a little one unless they are new, shoes and trainers shape to the feet, this type of thing can damage a little ones precious feet. Feet are something we can't change and while they are growing it's best to look after them.
As far as cheap Sports Soccer I have seen them for a few pounds upwards. If you have a local Clarke's outlet shop I am told they can have some good fitting trainers at good prices.One day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
asda and tesco do some good ones about£4 a pairi will be debt free, i will0
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Go to Clarks and get a proper fitting, then check ebay for 99p pair of exact size (i have bought Clarks, Pods, Vans, Converse for my kids, all for under £5 incl postage... kids grow so fast they have all been as new. brand new every time is not an option!0
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