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i got my spikes for £60 off ebay they're steel with velcro top pads and leather lowers, and also came with spares gaffs and brand new upper leather strap pads also! Bargain. I don;t see how they justify £2-300 for them either, its rediculous!

 

The pair you bought were likely nicked from the electricity board. Easy for someone to sell something cheap when they havent had to pay for them themselves!

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be carfful with spikes of ebay, there is a guy selling new ones for 99 quid (Blue ones)that one iof my collage boys got and there total crap, made out of monkey metal and the leathr straps are useless and fall apart. the ones he bought snapped clean in half just above the gaff they were so crap.

 

IMO there not expensive, for a piece of specalized kit that will last many years i think there quite cheap.

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The pair you bought were likely nicked from the electricity board. Easy for someone to sell something cheap when they havent had to pay for them themselves!

 

Even then they would have to have a buy it now at that price, anyone that has listed and sold a pair on Ebay as an auction will know there is a big interest in them.

 

 

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