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FITT Cube Cube Total Body Workout scanning at £9.99 @ Aldi Wakefield
FITT Cube Cube Total Body Workout scanning at £9.99 @ Aldi Wakefield
FITT Cube Cube Total Body Workout scanning at £9.99 @ Aldi Wakefield
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Posted 3 July 2023

FITT Cube Cube Total Body Workout scanning at £9.99 @ Aldi Wakefield

£9.99£99.9990% off
In store: West Yorkshire ·
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Fitt cube at Aldi. On sale at Amazon for £99.99. Aldi had them reduced to £49.99. Scanned at 9.99 at the till.

This is at Aldi in Wakefield (Batley Road).

I'm about to have knee surgery, and this will be a perfect little bit of kit to aid in some recovery exercises in my bedroom for a couple of weeks.

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  1. Sliwka's avatar
    Sliwka
    All You need is slanted board for knee recovery. #kneesovertoes
    Daves_mate's avatar
    Daves_mate
    Huh? I feel u may have some vital info for me ... I just don't have a scooby what you're trying to tell me
  2. Dave_Lamb's avatar
    Dave_Lamb
    Not sure this is worth £10 seems like a waste of space. You can nearly do everything they suggest doing with it without it.
  3. DingIs's avatar
    DingIs
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  4. dlo247's avatar
    dlo247
    That'll never reach nationwide. Or possibly even next day at that branch
  5. no1dealspotter's avatar
    no1dealspotter
    Aldi have recently stopped selling special buys on line I imagine this price is correct as they had a lot of stock sent to stores to clear it.
  6. Manish_J's avatar
    Manish_J
    Can't see this being £99.99 in the first place
    DingIs's avatar
    DingIs
    £100 at amazon, £120 argos...

    Not worth that money, but that's what they're asking RRP...
  7. dantoe12's avatar
    dantoe12
    the one day a year when theres a better shop in wakefield
  8. Arjan_B's avatar
    Arjan_B
    For once great to be in Wakefield!!
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    Arjan_B
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    tfeb Author
    5 or 6
  10. wee_snoop's avatar
    wee_snoop
    Don't know what kind of knee surgery you're having but I had an ACL reconstruction 14 weeks ago and I'm still not really at the stage where I'd be using that.
    You get some physio and a knee exercise sheet before you even get out of the hospital. Then it's a trip to the Physio every week then every 2 weeks and now I only go every 3 weeks. The main things I use at home for my physio are an exercise bike ( 20 mins a day) , stairs/ a step and 2 kg ankle weights, although they're a recent thing
    DunDunFather's avatar
    DunDunFather
    Good luck with the recovery, I had mine reconstructed just over a year ago. I have private insurance with work so I managed to get 8 weeks of physio before surgery and about 16 weeks after surgery. One thing I found helped a lot is a good muscle stimulator. I borrowed a Compex from my physio before surgery and liked it so much I bought my own, and I still use it now.
  11. fishwibbler's avatar
    fishwibbler
    "Twist" "Jump" "Grip" "Step"?

    It's a Bop It!
  12. Jacepad's avatar
    Jacepad
    Has anyone seen this anywhere else
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