Concept 2 Rower Hire Scheme
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Has anyone hired a Concept 2 rower through their hire or hire to buy scheme?
I really want a rower but used ones fetch good money on eBay and I can't afford to buy one outright at the moment.
It costs £8.25 a month to hire one with no minimum term. Only a £40 admin charge which includes delivery to home and collection when you cancel.
I borrowed one from a friend over Xmas and really got in to it. I know £36 a month is a gym membership but I live miles from the nearest gym.
Any thoughts?
I really want a rower but used ones fetch good money on eBay and I can't afford to buy one outright at the moment.
It costs £8.25 a month to hire one with no minimum term. Only a £40 admin charge which includes delivery to home and collection when you cancel.
I borrowed one from a friend over Xmas and really got in to it. I know £36 a month is a gym membership but I live miles from the nearest gym.
Any thoughts?
astroarcadia said:
Has anyone hired a Concept 2 rower through their hire or hire to buy scheme?
I really want a rower but used ones fetch good money on eBay and I can't afford to buy one outright at the moment.
It costs £8.25 a month to hire one with no minimum term. Only a £40 admin charge which includes delivery to home and collection when you cancel.
I borrowed one from a friend over Xmas and really got in to it. I know £36 a month is a gym membership but I live miles from the nearest gym.
Any thoughts?
I think you will find it is £8.25 a week rather than a month.I really want a rower but used ones fetch good money on eBay and I can't afford to buy one outright at the moment.
It costs £8.25 a month to hire one with no minimum term. Only a £40 admin charge which includes delivery to home and collection when you cancel.
I borrowed one from a friend over Xmas and really got in to it. I know £36 a month is a gym membership but I live miles from the nearest gym.
Any thoughts?
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Hiring does sound like a good idea though - if you really get into it I suppose you just save up and pay off the balance?