Aldi 20 October

Steph Peters said:

Hidden amongst running gear are a couple of items useful for cyclists:

Hydration Rucksack 8.99 GBP with 2 litre capacity

Which branch is this ?

SW

On 20 Oct 2005 02:57:05 -0700, "SW" <[email hidden]>

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Hidden amongst running gear are a couple of items useful for cyclists:
Hydration Rucksack 8.99 GBP with 2 litre capacity

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Which branch is this ?

All of them, I think. I spotted these on the website a few days back
and was very interested, have been wanting a hydration doobrey for a
while now.

I picked one up this morning at my local Aldi and it's excellent. Bit
of rucksack storage for a jacket, bananas, malt loaf, then external
pockets for tools and inner tube etc. Even has a clever grommet for
feeding the headphone cable of your mp3 out. I'm very impressed. It's
just like a Camelbak Mule, except it's £8.99, instead of nearly £60
(60 quid! The thieving bar stewards!).

Other goodies available too. Nice lightweight windproof gloves and
hats n headbands for £1.99. Breathable base layers 6 pounds... all
sorts.

"Bob"
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Steph Peters said:

Hidden amongst running gear are a couple of items useful for cyclists:

Hydration Rucksack 8.99 GBP with 2 litre capacity

Which branch is this ?

All of them, but limited supply so they sell out very quickly. If you
haven't been already, then go tomorrow.
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Steph Peters said:

All of them, but limited supply so they sell out very quickly. If you
haven't been already, then go tomorrow.

If, like me, you have a tendency to overheat while cycling, the running
gear may be useful. In theory, it will be slightly lighter (less
windchill) but still provide some warmth. They're certainly lighter than
my "winter" cycling clothes from Aldi.

Jon