Do you have actually the same ones? I thought I was getting some unique crocs but turns out first my dad has them (albeit in another colour) and now you have the identical ones!
I’m generally about 6 years behind the curve
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I’m generally about 6 years behind the curve
Those little ones didn't stand up to any wind! £25 was well worth it!
yes, those are mine - purchased in 2018 and still going strong.Do you have actually the same ones? I thought I was getting some unique crocs but turns out first my dad has them (albeit in another colour) and now you have the identical ones!
I’m generally about 6 years behind the curve
If it’s windy we will just have to go to the pub I guess
NO! I can’t believe I will now have in my Amazon history looking at crocs
Devastated!
I can't wait for the return of that rubbery underfoot feeling again, nearly there....NO! I can’t believe I will now have in my Amazon history looking at crocs
#MeToo - identical to those.Do you have actually the same ones? I thought I was getting some unique crocs but turns out first my dad has them (albeit in another colour) and now you have the identical ones!
I’m generally about 6 years behind the curve
I wouldn't worry about it if I was you. I always use a lump hammer which, apart from anything else, makes light work of 12" rebar pegs!) - this is my peg box:
You can also do it with a bolt, nut and a couple of washers rather than buying a rivnut tool. That’s how I did mine. Vids on YT showing how to do it.
Got 4x different ones.....Do you have actually the same ones? I thought I was getting some unique crocs but turns out first my dad has them (albeit in another colour) and now you have the identical ones!
I’m generally about 6 years behind the curve
These today.
Pulse the blue/white/red
Also got the tie-dye fluffy winter ones
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Ah, the old Glasgow socket set. Can't be beat.
I got those ones as they don’t have the holes round the front so hoping they will be better for walking in damp grass. I usually wear my slides and adopt a funny walk to try to keep my toes/socks dry. Hopefully these will avoid the need for goose stepping to the loo in the middle of the night!
