Fenestrated snurble grip-thribleys

[Nick]

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Anyone know if these are coming up at Lidl any time in the near future?

[claymore]

Had them for some time here. The thermaglaze ones are an extra 87p which I personally feel is a tad on the high side.

[mm5aho]

Conbobulated ones are available all the time from Argos.

[Mercian]

Do they now come in handed pairs?

[Arghiro]

"Fenestration"? Why would anyone want a window in their snurble gripthribley? It just doesn't make sense.

[Telo]

The thermaglaze ones are an extra 87p which I personally feel is a tad on the high side.

Doesn't that make them too brittle for normal use?

[Mme Telo]

They're not intended for 'normal use' dear. These are the fenestrated ones so obviously any enhancement to the glazing should be worth it in this climate.

[claymore]

I am normally uncomfortable when Dear Heart calls me 'Dear'

Shard, are you ok?

[sahona]

It's been some time.
D'you think one of us should knock?

[Nick]

"Fenestration"? Why would anyone want a window in their snurble gripthribley? It just doesn't make sense.

They are lighter and stronger when fenestrated.

[Telo]

That's all very well, but how often, in real life, would you ever need a fenestrated one? Duncan yacht chandlers in Scotland Street, Glasgow, sell a perfectly acceptable traditional model in stainless steel for a fraction of the cost of one of these stupid carbon fibre fenestrated bullocks.

[Arghiro]

"Fenestration"? Why would anyone want a window in their snurble gripthribley? It just doesn't make sense.

They are lighter and stronger when fenestrated.

Rubbish, the glass is heavier than the cut out it needed for it & putting holes in things is bound to weaken them.

The only benefit is that it might see you thro the season.