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Title: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 01, 2014, 10:03:29 pm
Aldi have fishing field boots in stock on sunday ,these are a decent waterproof and light weight boot.waterproof rubberised bottom half of boot,top
half boot waterproof cloth material.
They have a removable washable polar fleece lining.These boots really
are a bargain and are as good my fishing chub field boots which cost
me around £50

These are £12.99 :o even if they only last one winter,you would have
more than your moneys worth.
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: ben M on August 01, 2014, 10:34:26 pm
lol
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 01, 2014, 10:38:51 pm
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: capn sparkle on August 01, 2014, 10:48:51 pm
May we!! Rodders
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: PoleKing on August 01, 2014, 10:49:26 pm
lol

'cause ol' Bungee Jump Ben only uses Ionic gear. And he looks down upon you because you are buying cheap boots.
Ironic really 'cause the boots are at least brand new... ::)roll
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: Tom White on August 01, 2014, 11:00:11 pm
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)

It's French snobbery, mate; it's something the Normans imported into the British Isles.

Just ignore the Frog.  ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 01, 2014, 11:03:49 pm
Oh right! :)

well let me enlighten him,ive been fishing for over twenty five years
and have spent half my life either ankle knee or waist deep in rivers
and trawling through winter fields up to ankles in mud.

ive paid out over the years on the full range of boots,for example
my wading boots which are sims normally cost me £200 plus and
Skettex wellingtons i own which are brilliant for walking long
distances in are up to the£100 mark

My favourite waterproof boot for fishing and trawling round the
countryside in the winter are chubs these are a mid range boot
at around £50 and the aldi boot is comparable to this boot light weight
comfortable totally waterproof with washable fleece liners,this really
is a decent boot at a fantastic price,wont last forever you might get
two winters out of them but at £13 who cares.

Hope this helps :)
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: PoleKing on August 01, 2014, 11:06:18 pm
Oh right! :)

well let me enlighten him,ive been fishing for over twenty five years
and have spent half my life either ankle knee or waist deep in rivers
and trawling through winter fields up to ankles in mud.

ive paid out over the years on the full range of boots,for example
my wading boots which are sims normally cost me £200 plus and
Skettex wellingtons i own which are brilliant for walking long
distances in are up to the£100 mark

My favourite waterproof boot for fishing and trawling round the
countryside in the winter are chubs these are a mid range boot
at around £50 and the aldi boot is comparable to this boot light weight
comfortable totally waterproof with washable fleece liners,this really
is a decent boot at a fantastic price,wont last forever you might get
two winters out of them but at £13 who cares.

Hope this helps :)

How many pairs of footwear does a heterosexual man need?!
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 01, 2014, 11:14:59 pm
Oh right! :)

well let me enlighten him,ive been fishing for over twenty five years
and have spent half my life either ankle knee or waist deep in rivers
and trawling through winter fields up to ankles in mud.

ive paid out over the years on the full range of boots,for example
my wading boots which are sims normally cost me £200 plus and
Skettex wellingtons i own which are brilliant for walking long
distances in are up to the£100 mark

My favourite waterproof boot for fishing and trawling round the
countryside in the winter are chubs these are a mid range boot
at around £50 and the aldi boot is comparable to this boot light weight
comfortable totally waterproof with washable fleece liners,this really
is a decent boot at a fantastic price,wont last forever you might get
two winters out of them but at £13 who cares.

Hope this helps :)

How many pairs of footwear does a heterosexual man need?!

Hey if you ever decide to go float fishing in oct/nov on a british river
in your flip flops,promise me i can be there,i could do with a good laugh
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: Jonny 87 on August 01, 2014, 11:40:25 pm
lol

'cause ol' Bungee Jump Ben only uses Ionic gear. And he looks down upon you because you are buying cheap boots.
Ironic really 'cause the boots are at least brand new... ::)roll


And we still never got a picture of bens van as he promised. Think his used ionic system might actually be backpack and 20 barrels. ;)
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: rosskesava on August 01, 2014, 11:43:28 pm


Hey if you ever decide to go float fishing in oct/nov on a british river
in your flip flops,promise me i can be there,i could do with a good laugh

Is that experience talking Gary? I reckon your flip flops were nice pretty pink ones with little plastic flowers on them, you know, all girlie like.  ;D

Seriously, at £12.99, I'll be buying a pair and if they're naff, I havn't wasted a small fortune as I have done in the past on winter boots.

Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: DG Cleaning on August 02, 2014, 05:17:28 am
Oh right! :)

well let me enlighten him,ive been fishing for over twenty five years
and have spent half my life either ankle knee or waist deep in rivers
and trawling through winter fields up to ankles in mud.

ive paid out over the years on the full range of boots,for example
my wading boots which are sims normally cost me £200 plus and
Skettex wellingtons i own which are brilliant for walking long
distances in are up to the£100 mark

My favourite waterproof boot for fishing and trawling round the
countryside in the winter are chubs these are a mid range boot
at around £50 and the aldi boot is comparable to this boot light weight
comfortable totally waterproof with washable fleece liners,this really
is a decent boot at a fantastic price,wont last forever you might get
two winters out of them but at £13 who cares.

Hope this helps :)

How many pairs of footwear does a heterosexual man need?!

Hey if you ever decide to go float fishing in oct/nov on a british river
in your flip flops,promise me i can be there,i could do with a good laugh

Something which I'd never do even on pain of death
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: PoleKing on August 02, 2014, 07:21:21 am
Oh right! :)

well let me enlighten him,ive been fishing for over twenty five years
and have spent half my life either ankle knee or waist deep in rivers
and trawling through winter fields up to ankles in mud.

ive paid out over the years on the full range of boots,for example
my wading boots which are sims normally cost me £200 plus and
Skettex wellingtons i own which are brilliant for walking long
distances in are up to the£100 mark

My favourite waterproof boot for fishing and trawling round the
countryside in the winter are chubs these are a mid range boot
at around £50 and the aldi boot is comparable to this boot light weight
comfortable totally waterproof with washable fleece liners,this really
is a decent boot at a fantastic price,wont last forever you might get
two winters out of them but at £13 who cares.

Hope this helps :)

How many pairs of footwear does a heterosexual man need?!

Hey if you ever decide to go float fishing in oct/nov on a british river
in your flip flops,promise me i can be there,i could do with a good laugh

I solemnly promise you that Gazza.
Especially if it's that important for you to meet me.
Never got the point of fishing. Unless you're gonna eat 'em.
I don't get time to scratch my arse let alone lurk on a riverbank for days on end.
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 07:53:53 am
Oh right! :)

well let me enlighten him,ive been fishing for over twenty five years
and have spent half my life either ankle knee or waist deep in rivers
and trawling through winter fields up to ankles in mud.

ive paid out over the years on the full range of boots,for example
my wading boots which are sims normally cost me £200 plus and
Skettex wellingtons i own which are brilliant for walking long
distances in are up to the£100 mark

My favourite waterproof boot for fishing and trawling round the
countryside in the winter are chubs these are a mid range boot
at around £50 and the aldi boot is comparable to this boot light weight
comfortable totally waterproof with washable fleece liners,this really
is a decent boot at a fantastic price,wont last forever you might get
two winters out of them but at £13 who cares.

Hope this helps :)

How many pairs of footwear does a heterosexual man need?!

Hey if you ever decide to go float fishing in oct/nov on a british river
in your flip flops,promise me i can be there,i could do with a good laugh

I solemnly promise you that Gazza.
Especially if it's that important for you to meet me.
Never got the point of fishing. Unless you're gonna eat 'em.
I don't get time to scratch my arse let alone lurk on a riverbank for days on end.

Ah you should always find time for yourself,even if it is only for scratching
your arse ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: PoleKing on August 02, 2014, 08:19:30 am
Oh right! :)

well let me enlighten him,ive been fishing for over twenty five years
and have spent half my life either ankle knee or waist deep in rivers
and trawling through winter fields up to ankles in mud.

ive paid out over the years on the full range of boots,for example
my wading boots which are sims normally cost me £200 plus and
Skettex wellingtons i own which are brilliant for walking long
distances in are up to the£100 mark

My favourite waterproof boot for fishing and trawling round the
countryside in the winter are chubs these are a mid range boot
at around £50 and the aldi boot is comparable to this boot light weight
comfortable totally waterproof with washable fleece liners,this really
is a decent boot at a fantastic price,wont last forever you might get
two winters out of them but at £13 who cares.

Hope this helps :)

How many pairs of footwear does a heterosexual man need?!

Hey if you ever decide to go float fishing in oct/nov on a british river
in your flip flops,promise me i can be there,i could do with a good laugh

I solemnly promise you that Gazza.
Especially if it's that important for you to meet me.
Never got the point of fishing. Unless you're gonna eat 'em.
I don't get time to scratch my arse let alone lurk on a riverbank for days on end.

Ah you should always find time for yourself,even if it is only for scratching
your arse ;D

I do keep thinking that.
But I have many hats to wear.
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: Dave Willis on August 02, 2014, 08:32:07 am
I don't need 'em - I take the winter off.
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: duncan h on August 02, 2014, 08:49:44 am
All this and all they will sell is size 6 :)
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: AuRavelling79 on August 02, 2014, 09:16:03 am
Aldi gear is fine ... cheap and cheerful but better quality than cheap and cheerful stuff elsewhere. You get medium quality at a low price IMO.

I use their boots and trainers for work and for leisure - walking gear and cycling gear - and motorbike gear.

But on the leisure stuff I'm a "jack of all those trades" and master of none! ;D

But the work gear/boots last a couple of years or more.
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: ben M on August 02, 2014, 09:39:12 am
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
i was laughing Gary because they are probably good for fishing but i wouldn't wear them for work,they look awful!
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/sunday-3rd-august/product-detail/ps/p/field-boots-1/
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: ben M on August 02, 2014, 09:40:08 am
lol

'cause ol' Bungee Jump Ben only uses Ionic gear. And he looks down upon you because you are buying cheap boots.
Ironic really 'cause the boots are at least brand new... ::)roll

true,i didn't buy my ionic system brand new,and?
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: 8weekly on August 02, 2014, 10:22:40 am
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
i was laughing Gary because they are probably good for fishing but i wouldn't wear them for work,they look awful!
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/sunday-3rd-august/product-detail/ps/p/field-boots-1/

I'm going to try Chub boots this year. Not the Aldi ones though as they look pretty crappy.
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 11:05:05 am
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
i was laughing Gary because they are probably good for fishing but i wouldn't wear them for work,they look awful!
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/sunday-3rd-august/product-detail/ps/p/field-boots-1/

Your french mate which means you are already have a handicap,so
i wouldnt worry about how  you look so much matey ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 11:12:08 am
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
i was laughing Gary because they are probably good for fishing but i wouldn't wear them for work,they look awful!
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/sunday-3rd-august/product-detail/ps/p/field-boots-1/

I'm going to try Chub boots this year. Not the Aldi ones though as they look pretty crappy.

Yep chubs are great,the only difference between them and the aldi
is that chubs have a leather upper but got to honest the aldi boots
are actually more comfortable because of the upper they have.

Bit of advice if you are french or a self conscious or have the need
to needlessly spend loads of cash or french they wont be for you ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 11:13:33 am
All this and all they will sell is size 6 :)

up to size 11
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: ben M on August 02, 2014, 11:17:33 am
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
i was laughing Gary because they are probably good for fishing but i wouldn't wear them for work,they look awful!
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/sunday-3rd-august/product-detail/ps/p/field-boots-1/

I'm going to try Chub boots this year. Not the Aldi ones though as they look pretty crappy.

Yep chubs are great,the only difference between them and the aldi
is that chubs have a leather upper but got to honest the aldi boots
are actually more comfortable because of the upper they have.

Bit of advice if you are french or a self conscious or have the need
to needlessly spend loads of cash or french they wont be for you ;D
nothing to do of being French ???
but you are right,the French are not tight ;) ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 11:22:36 am
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
i was laughing Gary because they are probably good for fishing but i wouldn't wear them for work,they look awful!
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/sunday-3rd-august/product-detail/ps/p/field-boots-1/

I'm going to try Chub boots this year. Not the Aldi ones though as they look pretty crappy.

Yep chubs are great,the only difference between them and the aldi
is that chubs have a leather upper but got to honest the aldi boots
are actually more comfortable because of the upper they have.

Bit of advice if you are french or a self conscious or have the need
to needlessly spend loads of cash or french they wont be for you ;D
nothing to do of being French ???

Just joking with you matey,although it does prove the point about
you being self conscious or taking yourself too seriously it is obviously
the french coming out in you,i feel your pain :(

im not sure there is any help for this kind of affliction :'(






 ;)
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: ben M on August 02, 2014, 11:23:41 am
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
i was laughing Gary because they are probably good for fishing but i wouldn't wear them for work,they look awful!
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/sunday-3rd-august/product-detail/ps/p/field-boots-1/

I'm going to try Chub boots this year. Not the Aldi ones though as they look pretty crappy.

Yep chubs are great,the only difference between them and the aldi
is that chubs have a leather upper but got to honest the aldi boots
are actually more comfortable because of the upper they have.

Bit of advice if you are french or a self conscious or have the need
to needlessly spend loads of cash or french they wont be for you ;D
nothing to do of being French ???

Just joking with you matey,although it does prove the point about
you being self conscious or taking yourself too seriously it is obviously
the french coming out in you,i feel your pain :(

im not sure there is any help for this kind of affliction :'(






 ;)
;D ;D
you missed my last sentence... ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 11:33:18 am
yes you added it later,i chose to ignore it.

whats that old saying about a fool and there money are easily parted

or a frenchmans need to spend money is to compensate for
lacking in other areas ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: ben M on August 02, 2014, 12:15:50 pm
yes you added it later,i chose to ignore it.

whats that old saying about a fool and there money are easily parted

or a frenchmans need to spend money is to compensate for
lacking in other areas ;D
don't worry for me mate,been told many times by English women that they like French men because English men are not good in bed...
tight and not good in bed,poor English men,i feel sorry for you Gary ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: AuRavelling79 on August 02, 2014, 12:25:28 pm
I'm good in bed - I can sleep for hours.
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 12:33:59 pm
yes you added it later,i chose to ignore it.

whats that old saying about a fool and there money are easily parted

or a frenchmans need to spend money is to compensate for
lacking in other areas ;D
don't worry for me mate,been told many times by English women that they like French men because English men are not good in bed...
tight and not good in bed,poor English men,i feel sorry for you Gary ;D

who mentioned sex ;D yep definately lacking in self belief totally sef
conscious,they always say an empty vessel makes the most noise

You keep shoutng my son if thats what gets you through the day ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: davids3511 on August 02, 2014, 03:49:44 pm
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
Why do you even care, it's only Ben?
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 05:25:34 pm
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
Why do you even care, it's only Ben?

I dont really,just an oportunity for a bit of banter :)
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: ben M on August 02, 2014, 05:27:07 pm
May one enquire why one is laughing matey! :)
Why do you even care, it's only Ben?

I dont really,just an oportunity for a bit of banter :)
;)
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: Clever Forum Name on August 02, 2014, 05:28:48 pm
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1406996903_1.png)

As you can see from their faces. They bought the boots and are now sad  ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 05:58:30 pm
That is the best thing you have ever posted! ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: Clever Forum Name on August 02, 2014, 06:01:44 pm
Hahaha.

They are waiting to return them haha
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 06:25:43 pm
Ive worn worse looking things than them,you want to my skeetex moon boots :)

Seriously each to there own,ive used these cheap boots in the past
plodding for miles through streamy sections of small rivers in winter
and they have been as good as gold.

Bit like ben they aint pretty...but unlike Ben they will do a decent job ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: PoleKing on August 02, 2014, 06:26:29 pm
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1406996903_1.png)

As you can see from their faces. They bought the boots and are now sad  ;D

The fella on the left isn't sad, he's being felt up by his mrs and is trying not to 'go off'
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: ben M on August 02, 2014, 07:26:58 pm
Ive worn worse looking things than them,you want to my skeetex moon boots :)

Seriously each to there own,ive used these cheap boots in the past
plodding for miles through streamy sections of small rivers in winter
and they have been as good as gold.

Bit like ben they aint pretty...but unlike Ben they will do a decent job ;D

;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: Richard60 on August 02, 2014, 07:50:17 pm
thanks gary 999 worth a punt at £12.99
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 08:44:57 pm
Appreciation at last and it only took three pages ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: PoleKing on August 02, 2014, 08:46:01 pm
Appreciation at last and it only took three pages ;D

Your local Chinese appreciate you Gaz.
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: gary999 on August 02, 2014, 08:51:02 pm
Appreciation at last and it only took three pages ;D

Your local Chinese appreciate you Gaz.

First chinese i had in months matey,been on a health kick for the most part
under 15stone now from over 17 stone ;)
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: Don Kee on August 02, 2014, 09:04:27 pm
Appreciation at last and it only took three pages ;D

Your local Chinese appreciate you Gaz.

First chinese i had in months matey,been on a health kick for the most part
under 15stone now from over 17 stone ;)

The takeaway or you...?

(Sorry i couldn't help myself!)

 ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: PoleKing on August 03, 2014, 12:14:52 am
Appreciation at last and it only took three pages ;D

Your local Chinese appreciate you Gaz.

First chinese i had in months matey,been on a health kick for the most part
under 15stone now from over 17 stone ;)

Not bad. You're still a touch over weight seeing as you're only 3 feet 4 though bud. X
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: Frankybadboy on August 03, 2014, 07:16:13 am

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I don't get time to scratch my arse let alone lurk on a riverbank for days on end.
[/quote]

try spending less time on here then  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: 8weekly on August 03, 2014, 08:34:24 am


 
I don't get time to scratch my arse let alone lurk on a riverbank for days on end.
[/quote]

try spending less time on here then  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
[/quote]
I thought that. Or at least perhaps stand at the computer so that he can scratch his arse at the same time.  ;D
Title: Re: Aldi boots
Post by: PoleKing on August 03, 2014, 11:03:59 am


 
I don't get time to scratch my arse let alone lurk on a riverbank for days on end.
[/quote]

try spending less time on here then  ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
[/quote]

I'm on here on iphone. Usually while in doing something else.