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Aldi again

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  1. Stocking a load of cycling and walking gear from a company
    called Carter. Seemed OK, to be honest. Lots of lightweight
    smocks and windstoppers as well as walking trousers, fleeces
    and jackets. Excellent (crazy?!) prices as usual.

    Chris

  2. Chris Gilbert said:

    Stocking a load of cycling and walking gear from a company
    called Carter. Seemed OK, to be honest. Lots of lightweight
    smocks and windstoppers as well as walking trousers, fleeces
    and jackets. Excellent (crazy?!) prices as usual.

    Chris

    Went there for the cycling shorts, but turned out to be no good for me.

    Got a minipump (worked well, so went back for 2 more) and a cycling jacket.

    Might pop in again tomorrow.
    --
    Peter.
    If you can do it today, you didn't put off enough yesterday.

  3. PeterC said:


    Got a minipump (worked well, so went back for 2 more) and a cycling jacket.

    Might pop in again tomorrow.

    The windup torches are good. Better IMHO than the ones Lidl are also
    doing this week - the Aldi ones are a little brighter, shaped better
    to hold while winding, and have a less fiddly crank.

    -adrian

  4. Adrian Godwin said:
    PeterC said:


    Got a minipump (worked well, so went back for 2 more) and a cycling jacket.

    Might pop in again tomorrow.

    The windup torches are good. Better IMHO than the ones Lidl are also
    doing this week - the Aldi ones are a little brighter, shaped better
    to hold while winding, and have a less fiddly crank.


    Right, I'll have a look at those. Bought an LED one from Lidl, but the
    switch is too easily operated for being in a rucksac; OK for in the house
    though.

    --
    Peter.
    If you can do it today, you didn't put off enough yesterday.

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