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where to buy cheapest No. 3 soccer ball?
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Anonymous
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i went to Target and TJ Max but there's very limited options. is it possible to find something under $5.00? we got free balls a couple of years ago with a Merchant Tires coupon but it's not available anymore.
tks! |
Anonymous
| I honestly might just ask a neighbor with slightly older kids if they had an old ball. Everyone gets rid of them at one point, but I would bet there are lots just collecting spiderwebs in garages. |
Anonymous
| 12:16's got it right. No one needs the #3 ball once they outgrow it. You will probably end up with a better ball this way, anyway (yeah, the cheap ones really don't last as long - kids lose them, so who cares). |
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| Goodwill or Value Village. |
Anonymous
| Freecycle |
Anonymous
| We got an old soccer ball at a garage sale for cheap. Just replaced it with a "Respect" soccer ball--fair trade, and made by adults. Not cheap, but then in general it's hard to get new things for cheap if you want to make sure they're made fairly. |
Anonymous
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http://www.amazon.com/SOCCER-WHITE-RUBBER-NYLON-WOUND/dp/B000C1VBJ6
Try two of these. Saves all the shopping time and gas. |
Anonymous
| Marshall's and Ross usually carries some good residue. I found them there. |
Anonymous
OP here - i actually went to TJ Max, Ross, and Marshalls already but no luck. it's always hit or misses with these stores. but tks anyway. |
Anonymous
| Five below on Rockville Pike |
Anonymous
| I second Five Below, got a number 3 about a month ago at the Alexandria location. |
Anonymous
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Doesn't Wal-Mart have the cheapest everything?
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Anonymous
was it really under $5 pre-tax? |