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tightgit_2
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I want to buy one. Can anyone recommend what I should look for. It has to be compact, but I want one that is solid. Many of the cheaper ones look like they wouldn't be very good. Obviously as cheap as possible and I don't mind if it is second hand. Any advice as to what I should look for.
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Do you have a company who rents them out? We have one where you can rent a machine and if you use and like the machine you can then buy it off them and your rental is taken into account, we rented the gravity walker for £25 and called them up and they only wanted anothe £25 for us to keep it.The more i save the more i can spend:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:0
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I don't know of any. What is the name of the company that you use ? How did you find yours ?0
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It was called fitness takeaway but is based in and around glasgow area, dont know if thats any good to you, but check your local papaer that is where we found ours.The more i save the more i can spend:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:0
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