What Is The Cheapest Leg Press On The Market? Or Where Can You Get Inexpensive Fitness Equipment?
January 1st, 2010 | 
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I would really like to use a Leg Press, but do not want to join a gym. I am really busy at work and I like to do my exercises at home in my own time.
I would ideally like to buy a Leg Press and one that is not vertical, but one with a plate. But most seem to be £600 to £1,000 and I cannot afford that.
Any one know where I could get a leg press cheaper please?
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5 Responses to “What Is The Cheapest Leg Press On The Market? Or Where Can You Get Inexpensive Fitness Equipment?”
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ebay is the most obvious place to look, also though, if ur near any local auctions. I noticed argos has a couple of goodens. If ur lucky enough to be near a gym, school thats closing down its gymnasium. a friend of mine kitted his whole garage out for less that 400 pounds, and there was thousands of pounds worth of equipment, dont expect it to be a shiny and new though, it will be heavily used, but it still works.
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I don’t know where you live but here in Yorkshire i take a paper once a week and it as all the local auctions for the following week. It appears that at least every month a gym closes and the equipment is sold off to highest bidders in single lots. If you cannot make it on day of auction you book a telepohone so you can bid live or even leave a bid that’s in your price range. I’ve seen items like multi-gyms going for £150.00 and less. good luck and Happy new year.
Have you tried eBay?
TESCO AND ARGOS HAVE SOME VERY GOOD DEALS ON FITNESS EQUIPMENT.