completley usless shiney thing, I love it

[hedgerowpete]

I can see this being no use what so ever and is proberly of no use to anyone.:why:

but its shiney and cheap

I think we should all order two each, lol

no its not me selling them, i was just looking for some decent cheap cab's and found new shiney toy by accident

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pliers-St...589?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item20b40ec245



DONT BUY, DONT BUY, DONT BUY

 

[spandit]

Mmmmm... shiney...

 

[hedgerowpete]

see the shiney usless thing its brilliantly usless. must have must have

 

[andyxedos]

They're great!! i couldn't resist and bought a box just before xmas! lol

 

[hedgerowpete]

polished and hanging from the humbug tree what a brilliant idea, did you have to make hangers for it, because i dont think it can hang on by its self

 

[Dr Onion]

Awesomely useless...and I must have it!! lol

 

[hiho]

completley crap and I do have them. there on a nail in the shed on thier own holding nowt

PS they actually come in 3 different sizes

 

[oldtimer]

How did I reach 70 without having one of these. I love it, must have one, er- what is it?

 

[ged]

Ask yourself if you'd enjoy hanging from a cliff face on one of those... :yikes:

 

[NS40]

I got one of these a couple of years back in a local £1 shop (don't ask me how much it cost, I can't remember...)

Wasn't sure what I intended to use it for but it looked interested and 'shiny kit fever' took over.

I now use it when fly fishing for attaching my wading staff to my pack. It's fairly solid, doesn't snag stuff like a caribiner does and can be released really easily one handed. The handle of the staff is attached to the curly cord and the staff is held captive and out of the way inside the gate.

 

[Totumpole]

Hmm, im sceptical with anything when the only 2 things written on it are "tuff" and "durable", namely when the company also sells pink kitty face slippers.

 

[ged]

Hmm, im sceptical with anything when the only 2 things written on it are "tuff" and "durable", namely when the company also sells pink kitty face slippers.

Hehe, at work a few years ago we got some computer extension leads from a UK supplier. They were marked with all the approvals, BS, TUV, CE, you name it. They had 13A plugs marked BS1363A.

There were no fuses in the plugs. I mean there were no fuse holders, and nowhere to put any fuse. The brown leads were wired directly to the line pins.

I sent them straight to Trading Standards and we never saw anything from that supplier again. I hope they were closed down.

 

[hedgerow pete]

hay its got tuff writen on it , so i belive them, i still have no idea what i would use it for at the time i was looking at kabs and chock nuts and friends, none of which this is, but its shiney, i must have shiney

 

[treefrog]

Looks like a cheap copy of a Kong Frog used by climbers to attach to anchor bolts. Mainly used abroad on bolted climbing routes.

http://www.kong.it/I_frog.htm

 

[nigelbam]

I think it's about time Bear Grylls manned up and used these next time he climbs some mountain in the middle of nowhere, I can hear him now:

"The ancient indians used £1 clips like these to climb sheer rock faces all the time ..."

Nige

 

[andyxedos]

mines still holding my work keys stong since before chrimbo ....... now im thinking of a Numyth Vulcan Fire Piston next ......just looks amazing shiny!!....any other suggestions???

 

[Perrari]

I bought a couple of these off ebay about 3 years ago, then they were sold as key rings. I hate a bunch of keys hanging from the car ignition clunking & rattling, so I just had the ignition key on its own held in place by the 2 triggers, and the rest of the keys on the rings. Then once in the car I could detach the ignition key from the rest quickly.
They are definately not load bearing !