Any buckets around the size/capacity of the Ridgemonkey XL that aren't as crap as the Ridgemonkey XL.....that actually close properly and don't rip your fingernails off each time you try and open it....?
Cheers...
Cheers...
In reply to Post #1
I know it dont answer your question
but a couple of winters ago I was on the river trent in the frost trying to get the lid of a poxy plastic bucket when I nearly ripped my nail off
being on max strength blood thinners I nearly had to go home as had trouble trying to stop it bleeding after that I bought a few of these under 8 quid each love em pack flat when not in use and the are insulated too no more stress
LINKY POO
I know it dont answer your question
but a couple of winters ago I was on the river trent in the frost trying to get the lid of a poxy plastic bucket when I nearly ripped my nail off
being on max strength blood thinners I nearly had to go home as had trouble trying to stop it bleeding after that I bought a few of these under 8 quid each love em pack flat when not in use and the are insulated too no more stress
LINKY POO
In reply to Post #1
The Fox 17lt are a decent bucket, well made, strong with a decent handle and the lid is easy enough to remove.
The Fox 17lt are a decent bucket, well made, strong with a decent handle and the lid is easy enough to remove.
In reply to Post #1
the rm bucket should come with a health warning!!!biggest pile of ***** I've ever bought,like most of their items tbh
the rm bucket should come with a health warning!!!biggest pile of ***** I've ever bought,like most of their items tbh
In reply to Post #2
Never used anything else as they're fantastic.
Edit - Oh, and yes, cheap as chips too.
Also great for storing in a saucepan set too.
Never used anything else as they're fantastic.
Edit - Oh, and yes, cheap as chips too.
Also great for storing in a saucepan set too.