£2 hi-vis vest

Next Thursday:

http://www.aldi.co.uk/special_buys/special_buys_pid_47981.html

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It doesn't appear to conform to EN 471: 2003

 

What use is that? It doesn't even say TT & MGP Marshall on the back of
it.

 

It's useful if you break down on the motorway, though. HWDLAM keeps one
in his van for just such contingencies.

 

Waste of money

 

Why make yourself easier to be hit?

 

They are also doing a Shrubbery for £1.49 you could hide behind

 

Ni!

Gid

 

"Countess-Palatine Blackberry the Perplexed of Divine Intervention."

I have one in each of my vehicles as it it compulsory in some countries.

 

Wait a couple of weeks and they'll be doing cheap marker pens...

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I'll bet "one size" doesn't fit me.

 

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We have two in our car First Aid kit for the same reasons.

 

"One size fits all?" It looks tight on the 'model.'

 

You have to be able to use one though

 

Gid Holyoake says...

<waves to the ex-pat>

 

"Countess-Palatine Blackberry the Perplexed of Divine Intervention."

And very useful if you drive on foreign parts. Some European countries have
rules where you have to have one to hand in case you break down. Also useful
when cycling in foggy conditions (the high-viz bits) and at night (the
reflective bits). I prefer the ones that have the reflective stripes over
the shoulders as well as the ones round the body.

 

generously decided to share with us..

Snippetry..

Lozzo!.. watcha mate!..

Gid

 

I assume one keeps the high vis vest under the seat along with the
fire extinguiser, first aid kit and glasses.

 

If you start small, maybe working with normal pens initially, I'm sure
you'll be okay by the time the offer starts.

 

Looks the same as what's available at my local pound shop.