Decathlon

He currado en decathlon y en mierdamrkt, y en ambos he visto gente pidiendo préstamos para pagarse una bicicleta o una tv de 500€

12’sinde Viaport Decathlon mağazasından 5 yaşındaki kızım için ...

... era 20/05, porém a Decathlon alterou o prazo para 01/...

... um tênis deste na loja Decathlon paguei o valor de 499...

... buenas dominadas Le compré en Decathlon en pandemia, me costó unos...

... sair da loja passei na Decathlon e o mesmo estava 200...

Yaklaşık 1 ay önce Balıkesir Decathlon mağazasından 2 yaşındaki oğlum için ...

... olmadığını düşünüyorum. Yaşadığım sorun üzerine Decathlon Balıkesir mağazasına giderek destek talep... gelmiş durumda ve ziyan olmaktadır. Decathlon gibi büyük bir markanın bu...

Yo plantillas, pero no del decathlon, unas específicas, que apoyes con la parte central del pie

... kez gittiğim Bursa Sur Yapı Decathlon şubesinde çalışanların tutumundan dolayı büyük...

Comprei um capacete na Decathlon on-line anunciado como Capacete Adulto ...

... de oferta por parte da Decathlon Brasil. Sou corredor assíduo (com... da Fazenda, descobri que a Decathlon emitiu uma Nota Fiscal de ...

... par de luvas OutShock na Decathlon em 21/05, com pagamento... será a solução adotada pela Decathlon: reenvio imediato do produto ou....Consegui contato pelo WhatsApp da Decathlon após muita insistência hoje 01...

... % / -9 €). Vendu et expédié par Decathlon ■ Livraison à domicile ou retrait... estivales confortables et polyvalentes signées Decathlon.

... moyenne (≈ -17 % / -9 €). Vendu par Decathlon ■ Livraison à domicile ou retrait...

Ce gilet d'aide à la flottabilité 50 Newtons offre une grande liberté de mouvement en dériveur, catamaran ou planche à voile. Sa forme morphologique s'adapte précisément à tous les gabarits.

... um casaco no app da Decathlon. Faço todo o passo a...

À Equipe de Atendimento da Decathlon, Venho por meio deste solicitar ...

... no site nem aplicativo da Decathlon! Já tentei diferentes formas de...

En el Decathlon tienes tiendas de campaña que se montan y se desmontan en dos segundos.

Hello everyone Next week I have access to Decathlon as I will be in both France and Italy... and I live in Sweden where all of our Decathlons disappeared. Are there any pieces of gear I should check out there that you highly recommend? Thanks! submitted by /u/thenotoriousaep to r/Ultralight [link] [comments]

I have been riding for almost 4 years now, at all times using a Decathlon bike (currently a Riverside 320), I love my bike and I loved the one before as well but since I never had a proper bike before this 2 so it's kinda hard to compare them to anything else... I would love to know the sub reddit opinion about them, do you think they are good? An upgrade it's worth the money? One of my favorite things about them is doing crazy long rides while marveling that my bike just costed me 400 bucks (330 €), but I always wondered if I'm missing something and the Trek bikes look so nice that I have always been curious if they have any major technical advantage. submitted by /u/bogustraveler to r/cycling [link] [comments]

I didn't know anything about cycling. My first bike was Triban GRVL 120 - for less than 800eur it was more than competent and gotten me into the hobby. It was a lot of bike for the money. When there was a time to upgrade I was very keen to give decathlon another shot. After doing some research though, the decathlons bike offer pales in comparison to brands like Cube. Their bike weren't expensive but far from best value. For similar price you could get a better equipped And better looking cube across the line. Just compare the whole Nuroad line - a night and day difference. Is decathlon missing the plot or am I missing something important? submitted by /u/Gloomy_Jicama6194 to r/gravelcycling [link] [comments]

I just saw Simond dropped new gears to the UL category and I'm thinking about what the sub can suggest to buy from Decathlon from the UL category (just that). So, which Decathlon gear is good enough for you, you have experience with that and fall in the UL category? It can be a fresh post to collect all of this kind of gears again, especially the new Simond products. submitted by /u/ukdenjuel to r/Ultralight [link] [comments]

What articles from Decathlon are you very happy about? I am going to shop there soon for some other sport articles and want to check out some of the hiking gear as well! submitted by /u/TomRBu to r/hikinggear [link] [comments]

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Just a pleasant surprise from todays purchase, and from Decathlon of all places. It wasn't too expensive either. I hope to see more EU made apparel in the future. submitted by /u/6AlphaVictor to r/BuyFromEU [link] [comments]

Il y a quelques jours, j'ai postulé à une offre d'hôte de caisse/accueil client chez Decathlon. Déjà, le formulaire à remplir depuis leur site est bourré de questions très pointues à tendance philosophico-entrepreneuriale ambiance Linkedin, nécessitant de développer des pavés pour dire à quel point on rêve plus que tout de travailler chez Decathlon. Le meilleur vient encore après. Je reçois un mail m'expliquant comment va se dérouler l'entretien si je suis retenu. On explique qu'il s'agit d'un entretien collectif d'une demi-journée, au sein duquel il va bien évidement falloir me démarquer en insistant bien sur le fait qu'il est important d'impressionner. Autrement dit, un concours dans lequel il faut se battre pour obtenir le privilège de décrocher un poste au bas de l'échelle professionnelle où seules les grande-gueules seront sélectionnées. Le lendemain, je reçois un autre mail, plus personnel qui demande : "Afin de mieux comprendre votre profil avant un éventuel entretien, j'aurais besoin de quelques précisions : Pourquoi Decathlon et quel sport pratiquez-vous avec passion ? Pour vous, qu'est-ce qu'un "accueil client réussi" ? Quelle compétence unique apporteriez-vous à l'équipe ? Quel est votre projet professionnel à 10ans ? Sportivement," Et tout çà, pour travailler à la caisse... au smic... !!! Je veux pas rentrer au CNRS, je veux juste payer mon loyer en vendant des lunettes de piscine et des chaussures de rando 5x leur coût de production pour engraisser mon patron. C'est quoi ce délire ? Pourquoi toutes ces questions à la con ? Pourquoi parler de passion ? pourquoi demander d'être soi-même sportif ? (Ah non... passionné de sport pardon ! Même en salle de fitness ils ne demandent pas d'être sportif pour travailler à l'accueil) C'est d'un ridicule. La quintessence de tout ce qui est à gerber dans le monde du travail. Il ne manquerait plus que le harcèlement derrière et on sera complet. "Sportivement" ... submitted by /u/Regular-Watercress98 to r/emploi [link] [comments]

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Hi all, I’ve been a member of this community and had some really good suggestions and helpful tips. I’ve been using the Decathlon Travel Backpack 500 for over a year and here’s my review. I got this last year (April-May) for a 17-day Europe trip. We did 4-5 countries including Switzerland where is was quite cold. I also travel a lot domestically in India and hate waiting at airports for the check-in bags to arrive. I generally travel once or twice a month for work with days ranging from 2-7. Last month I had a 13 day trip with limited access to laundry (only first 5 days). My strategy is to pack sufficient innerwear and socks to last the entire trip without laundry and at worst case handwash the trousers / shirts. I also pack a small backpack - either this or the Daypack 10L - it fits my 13 inch MacBook, and other day stuff which I can carry while leaving the backpack in the hotel / Airbnb. One has to be careful with the laptop as it lacks any support in these small bags but never dinged my laptop so far. Coming back to the 500, it’s good, sufficient for my usage, has 3 compartments - smaller one for shoes / slippers, the one about it for inners and my small toiletries pouch, and the main compartment for clothes. I used to have packing cubes but realised they occupy more space so no longer use them. Fully loaded the bag weighs around 6-8 kg. The max it went to was 10.3 kg when I had to keep 2X 1 kg Lindt assorted chocolates on the way back from Europe. Adjusting the sternum strap, waist straps takes a while but once you find the optimum adjustment it’s very comfortable. I’ve walked over 4km with this bag. My only grouse is the laptop pocket. I carry my laptop without any cover and while it’s well padded, it lacks supports on the top and bottom, so if you keep the bag vertical, there’s very thin cloth between your laptop and the floor. Also if you carry apple laptops, do keep a small microfibre cloth between the keyboard and the lid and it tends to get pressed. Overall it’s very value for money and fits the overhead bins of all aircraft. Airlines in India tend to have 7kg carryon limit and it’s never really enforced - unless you have a roll-on suitcases. Saves me minimum of 30 mins per flight. It comes with a rain cover and a pocket for waterbottle one one side and a elastic pocket on the other. First time posting here - if you have any queries, I’ll be happy to answer. PS- I’m from India. submitted by /u/engg_dude to r/onebag [link] [comments]

Back in the day (10+ years ago), I used to do quite a bit of sport and always saw Decathlon gear as cheap and fine for beginners, but not really something you’d use for serious training. Now I’m back into structured training (running, cycling, swimming), and I’ve been looking at Decathlon again and it seems like they’ve improved a lot and are pushing more into performance gear. For running, I usually go with ASICS (especially for shoes), but I’m now also looking at renewing my running apparel (t-shirts, shorts, belts, maybe a vest), and Decathlon looks tempting from a value perspective. So I’m wondering: How does Kiprun/Decathlon running apparel compare to brands like ASICS, Salomon, Hoka, etc.? Is it just “good for the price”, or actually solid performance gear? Any experience with their vests or accessories? I’m curious how close it actually gets to the bigger brands in terms of comfort, durability, and performance. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/cletobicicleto to r/Marathon_Training [link] [comments]

Using decathlon as a proxy for overall athleticism, which sport do you think would come out on top? submitted by /u/DutchDRSEnjoyer to r/NoStupidQuestions [link] [comments]

Hello! Anyone here who has worked or is currently working at Decathlon? I’m planning to apply for a part-time position, but I’m not sure how the application process works. submitted by /u/Different_Mail9064 to r/JobsPhilippines [link] [comments]

Who are the people working at decathlon? I mean they all seem pretty educated (good private school kinda educated). I mean it's not the kinda staff we normally see in Indian brands. And even if it's a parttime job or internship situation, I don't think (sorry for stereotyping) most Indians would prefer the job title of a salesman. So is decathlon paying crazy good to its staff??? submitted by /u/hummingbutnotbird to r/gurgaon [link] [comments]

I live in a country without Decathlon and I am planing to go there to check out some of their stuff I already own the NH quecha 23l backpack that i love , is there any other items people reccomend from decathalon specifically for one bagging such as clothing or travel stuff? submitted by /u/AdElegant3975 to r/onebag [link] [comments]

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