where to buy balacalva / neck warmer in dublin?

egan007 · 02-12-2007 7:26pm #1

Looking for somewhere to go into tomorrow and buy balaclava / neck warmer.
North county / north city / center of dublin

anyone know anywhere?

Run_to_da_hills · 02-12-2007 7:43pm

Any of those army/navy surplus stores around Caple St. Theres one oposite Mc Quillans.

comer_97 · 03-12-2007 10:41am

any outdoors shops or ski shops. I got my neck warmer in Pamela Scott Ski on South William St. (that really does not sound manly does it?)

egan007 · 03-12-2007 10:53am

Thanks,

Run_to_da_hills - arms surplus soounds ok - but pamels scott is irrestible

Run_to_da_hills · 03-12-2007 10:59am

egan007 wrote: »

Thanks,

Run_to_da_hills - arms surplus soounds ok - but pamels scott is irrestible

Just make sure you remove it before entering a bank!:eek:

Pigeon Reaper · 03-12-2007 12:36pm

great outdoors have stuff too but the army places are cheaper. It's not that cold yet, give it another month.

RosieJoe · 03-12-2007 2:30pm

Aldi had them from last Thursday. Neck tube was €5!

Bang Bang · 10-12-2007 1:06am

I'm probably a bit late with the reply but try the Knox "Cold Killer" range. Excellent quality and defo keeps out the cold.
Martin Finnegan's shop "Xtreme 45" on the old N1 opposite the Chuck Wagon stock them.

Odysseus · 10-12-2007 4:33pm

Bang Bang wrote: »

I'm probably a bit late with the reply but try the Knox "Cold Killer" range. Excellent quality and defo keeps out the cold.
Martin Finnegan's shop "Xtreme 45" on the old N1 opposite the Chuck Wagon stock them.

Expensive, if I remember it cost about 30e, but compared to anyother type I had ever used these are worth twice the money.

where to buy balacalva / neck warmer in dublin?

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