Very nice, i can only dream of owning a beanie of that quality.
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Very nice, i can only dream of owning a beanie of that quality.
The ruddy faced salt of the earth types at Screwfix (a great name for a dating agency!) have sold you a diaphragm, and you are now cycling around with a contraceptive device stretched across your noggin.A couple of weeks ago, I bought an acrylic beanie hat to keep my ears warm. It came highly recommended by the hardy parishioners at Screwfix. It's certainly warm but it got a weird wanderlust. At the beginning of a ride, I jam it down right to my neck but within a couple of minutes it's heading northwards over my ears.....and it's not inclined to stop. After adjustment, the whole process repeats with tedious monotony. Obviously, duct tape would fix the problem. An alternative would be to get a couple of ring piercings in my ears, sew a couple of mini snap-links to the hat, and clip in at the start of every ride. Pretty stylish really, but there has to be a better way.
Are there any fellow sufferers on the forum, and if so, could you possibly offer advice? Thank you.
It did occur to me that the hat was behaving like a wayward condom.....The ruddy faced salt of the earth types at Screwfix (a great name for a dating agency!) have sold you a diaphragm, and you are now cycling around with a contraceptive device stretched across your noggin.
I was going to suggest staples but nails would be more secure. Good call.
Show a bit of tack, Wol......Yes, I think you hit the nail on the head there! 😊
I was going to suggest a couple of 6 inch nails but I confess yours is possibly a better solution. Perhaps he could start with your idea and revert to mine if yours doesn't workOr galvanised roofing felt nails, they're short enough not to enter the grey matter. Hammer those muthas through the beanie into your skull.
I think a chin strap would dent my reputation as something of a style icon.Run a cable tie through it and under yer chin?
I owned one of those many, many years ago. Back then we called it a 6 man tent.Oh dear, oh dear. This isn't an ordinary run-of-the-mill beanie! It's totally exotic and a tasteful shade of grey. People stop me in the street and ask me where they can get one.
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No - it'll be a Srewfix head. Compatible with Screwfix beanies. If you wait a short while there's a chap in this thread might get frustrated with his Screwfix one and it'll be yours for the price of a pint or a swap with your presently incompatible beanie. That's what I'd call a result.Maybe I just have a screwtop head?
Having traded up to a stylish £12.99 beanie, I'd be reluctant to go back to a down-market product.No - it'll be a Srewfix head. Compatible with Screwfix beanies. If you wait a short while there's a chap in this thread might get frustrated with his Screwfix one and it'll be yours for the price of a pint or a swap with your presently incompatible beanie. That's what I'd call a result.
Show a bit of tack, Wol......
No - it'll be a Srewfix head. Compatible with Screwfix beanies. If you wait a short while there's a chap in this thread might get frustrated with his Screwfix one and it'll be yours for the price of a pint or a swap with your presently incompatible beanie. That's what I'd call a result.
I haven't quite reached the stage of considering some expensive cranial cosmetic surgery.I think Joe Phillips has a flat head.